Rosa Parks | Face to Face

Colour discrimination | Face to Face

Martin Luther King recalls his first instance of being discriminated for his race at the age of six.

Fear and leadership | Face to Face

Martin Luther King reflects on the difficult times he faced being a leader and symbol of the civil rights movement.

Living in the USA | Face to Face

Martin Luther King explains why he doesn't move to a less discriminatory country and why it is important that he fights for equality in the US.

Martin Luther King and the March on Washington

Documentary commemorating the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King's March on Washington, speaking to the people who organis...

Martin Luther King: American Prophet

Since his assassination in 1968, Martin Luther King has become known as a champion of freedom. Oona King goes on a journey through the D...

Non-violence | Face to Face

Martin Luther King talks about the importance of non-violent protest in the civil rights movement.

Non-violent success | Face to Face

Martin Luther King speaks to the success of non-violent protest.

Segregation and violence | Face to Face

Martin Luther King speaks of his experiences of segregation and violence as a child.

Token integration | Face to Face

Martin Luther King reflects on the lawful change he has witnessed with regard to integration.

Martin Luther King - They Were the Heroes (Song) | Horrible Histories

Martin Luther King on the struggle to earn racial equality in America and the many famous faces that he...

Rosa Parks - I Sat on a Bus (Song) | Horrible Histories

Rosa Parks shares about how she helped spark the Civil Rights Movement, all by sitting on a bus!