91ԹϺ honors Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a U.S. federal holiday commemorating the birth of King. Observed annually on the third Monday of January since 1983, the holiday can fall as early as January 15 (King’s actual birthday) and as late as January 21.
King is widely recognized as America’s foremost advocate for nonviolence and one of the most influential leaders in the pursuit of social justice. His iconic works, “I Have a Dream” speech, Nobel Peace Prize lecture, and “Letter from a Birmingham Jail,” are among the most powerful and enduring writings in the English language.
Around the world, King’s achievements are celebrated, and his teachings continue to inspire movements for equality and justice.