Skip to content

Spring Fund Drive

Listener contributions are our most reliable source of funding to keep your favorite KBCS programs going strong. Please, do your part by making your Spring Fund Drive contribution today, and thank you in advance.

$132,000 Goal

41.92%

Drive ends: March 23, 2025

91.3 KBCS (KBCS Logo)
Now Playing:
Menu
Please enable your javascript to have a better view of the website. Learn about activating javascript here.
index.php

Sankofa Impact: Dr LaFayette- Equal Justice

90 years ago Tuesday January 15th 1929 Martin Luther King Jr. was born. At the age of 26 he became a key leader in the modern American Civil Rights Movement. He is well known for promoting non-violence. A way of life that Dr. Bernard LaFayette Jr., who worked with Dr. King, promotes to this day.

While in the Seattle area last year with Project Pilgrimage, Dr. LaFayette sat down with 91 3’s Ruthie Bly in a restaurant and shared the difference between non-violence and equal justice.

Dr. Bernard LaFayette worked closely with Dr. King and carries on his legacy today with Kingian Nonviolence training. He also chairs the board of another Dr. King legacy: the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
Special thanks to Project Pilgrimage for arranging the interview.