Websites
Stanford University's King Institute compiles resources, primary texts, and an encyclopedia.
The Nobel Prize website is a good source for accurate information on King's life and achievements.
Compilation of primary and secondary sources on the history of civil rights.
Movie or TV Productions
The story of MLK's 1965 protest march from Selma, Alabama to Montgomery, starring David Oyelowo as Dr. King.
Three-part PBS Documentary debunks myths about Martin Luther King, Jr.
Jeffrey Wright portrays MLK during the era of bus boycotts in the 1950s.
An Academy-Award nominated short film about the day MLK was assassinated.
Articles and Interviews
Martin Luther King in his own words.
National Public Radio collects its coverage of King-related topics.
An archive of MLK articles, then and now, from America's most prominent newspaper.
Video
Going strong at around one million views.
Biography.com provides a quick overview of King's life.
Audio
One of the most influential documents from the Civil Rights Movement, with text and audio.
A compilation of some of his most famous addresses, including "I Have a Dream"
Images
Dr. King greets the crowd.
A view of the front of the crowd carrying signs toward the Lincoln Memorial.
The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind.
There were a lot of microphones.