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What Would Martin Do?
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![The Rev. Ralph Abernathy, right, and Bishop Julian Smith, left, flank Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., during a civil rights march in Memphis, Tennessee on March 28, 1968. No one knows what King would do if he were alive today, but we can try to answer that question by looking back at what he did during his lifetime. (AP/Jack Thornell)]()
What Would Martin Do?
Rev. Dennis Wiley offers insight into how Martin Luther King Jr. would respond to the issues facing us today.
LGBT Equality Within the Church
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LGBT Equality Within the Church
Aisha Moodie-Mills and Sally Steenland talk with Rev. Dr. Dennis W. Wiley, co-pastor of the Covenant Baptist United Church of Christ in Washington, D.C., about his work toward LGBT equality within the church.
Gays Are Us, Part II
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![Candy Holmes, left, affixes a marriage equality pin to her partner of 14 years, Darlene Garner, on arriving at the Superior Court to obtain their marriage licenses after the District of Columbia legalized gay marriage in Washington. (AP/Jacquelyn Martin)]()
Gays Are Us, Part II
Rev. Dr. Dennis Wiley unpacks some of the arguments used to claim that LGBT equality is not a black issue.
Gays Are Us
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![Martin Luther King Jr., speaks at a Selma, Alabama church in this January 1965 photo. King wrote in his]()
Gays Are Us
LGBT equality is just as important as other social justice issues, all of which are interconnected, writes Rev. Dr. Dennis W. Wiley.