This indepth, extremely informative site contains documents, biographicalinformation (including a great chronology of his life), articles and references.

Chosen as one of the 100 most influential people to shape the 20th century, this article from documents the life and struggle of this leader.

This "celebration of the man and the holiday" honors the civil rightsmovement with information about this holiday, Dr. King and Rosa Parks,known as the "Mother" of the Civil Rights Movement.

A copy of the famous speech delivered to thousands on the steps at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. on August 28, 1963 by Martin Luther King, Jr. This speech sums up the vision of Dr. King.

A part of the National Park Service, this site is located in Dr. King'shometown of Atlanta, Georgia. Information about the historic site and theMartin Luther King, Jr.Center for Nonviolent Social Change, Inc. is provided.

Developed by The Seattle Times in Washington State, this is another welldeveloped site about Martin Luther King, Jr. Information includes thedevelopment of the holiday, his biography, the Civil Rights Movement, an electronicclassroom with resources for teachers, the legacy left behind, and a moderated forum on his life and legacy.