Long Island University professor examines the impact of King's life on all Americans. Includes images, chronology of King's life and lengthy bibliography.

Offers a biography of the slain civil rights leader, with an emphasis on his public life. Also includes a selection of speeches, letters, and notable quotes.

Drawings and information from kindergarten through second grade students illustrating the life of Dr. King.

Students at Buckman Elementary School portray key events in King's life.

Timeline of the Life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by second grade students in New York.

A short biography and printable coloring page.

Offers an online biography in comic book format.

Biography and related articles from the Encyclopaedia Britannica Guide to Black History including audio and video clips of his speeches.

Article from Encarta Encyclopedia tells about King's life.

Short biography and text of King's "I have a dream" speech.

A short biography from the Stamp on Black History project.

Article from the Seattle Times about the life and impact of Dr. King.

Encourages students to research questions about King's life using pre-screened Internet sites and allows them to publish their findings on the site.

Describes the dominant force in the civil rights movement during its decade of greatest achievement, from 1957 to 1968.

Presents a student-oriented overview of King's life and legacy. Text taken from The African American Almanac.

Offers a virtual tour of King's birthplace.

A collection of King's speeches, letters, sermons, as well as his autobiography. Also includes articles others have written about him.

King's daughter discusses her father's life and legacy.

TIME Magazine explores the way in which King helped shaped the political and social fabric of the times.