Stories of Solidarity and Change: The Legacy of MLK Jr. at NC State

Nubian Message, February 27, 2004, The Nubian Message (LH1 .H6 N83), Special Collections Research Center at NC State University Libraries

M.A.R.C.H. protest for African American equality, with Kevin Howell at the microphone. North Carolina State University, Division of Student

Technician, October, 03, 2016, Technician, (Raleigh, N.C.) (LH1 .N6 T4), Special Collections Research Center at NC State University Librarie

Nubian Message, November 30, 1992, The Nubian Message (LH1 .H6 N83), Special Collections Research Center at NC State University Libraries

Haas, Victoria. Free Expression Tunnel. 2020, Special Collections Research Center at NC State University

Technician, Vol. 55 No. 8, September 16, 1970, Technician (Raleigh, N.C., LH1 .N6 T4), Special Collections Research Center

North Carolina State University. Agromeck 1969 (LD3928 .N75), Special Collections Research Center at NC State University Libraries

About the Exhibit

This digital exhibit is curated by the NC State University Libraries Special Collections Research Center in collaboration with the African American Cultural Center.

This exhibit explores the impact of Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy at NC State University and the ways in which his legacy has been made possible for each of us through stories of solidarity and activism. For more information about MLK campus commemoration events, visit the MLK Campus Commemoration.

Enter the Gallery

"I think that made a big difference, being nonviolent."

Wolf Tales recording with Irwin Holmes, North Carolina State University Oral Histories, MC 00449, Special Collections Research Center, NC State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC

Acknowledgments

Virginia Ferris
Victor Betts
Phillip MacDonald
Taylor Wolford
With special contributions from Todd Kosmerick, Cathy Dorin-Black, and the African American Historical State Timeline.