On Oct. 4, 1964, the world met the youngest man to ever have won the Nobel Peace Prize — Martin Luther King Jr.
A 35-year-old minister who turned his ministry into a civil rights movement.
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Ted Discusses What’s In a Name
Many people have had mixed feelings over the name changes of several sports teams. Some feel that society is weak and pandering for changing team names from Native American ones — like the Washington Redskins.
However, most people do not realize that nearly 100 million Native Americans were killed — either indirectly or directly — by European settlements in the United States. This Atrocity began in 1492.
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Tulsa Oklahoma’s Black Wall Street
The year 2021 marks the 100th anniversary of Tulsa Oklahoma’s Black Wall Street. Unfortunately, this event has been long forgotten or ignored in United States History.
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Ted Williams III Speaks on States Rights
Since the days of the Federalist Papers, the United States Nation has vacillated on the question of federalism. Meaning the division of powers between state, federal, and local governments.
Many have debated having centralized policies — that guarantee equal rights — across all 50 states. Others believe that these policies should be governed by local and state governments. This thought process has left poor and disenfranchised communities unprotected.
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