The United States commemorates the birthday anniversary of Civil Rights leader, Martin Luther King Junior in a national holiday every year. However, this year's event came after months of protests around the nation over police killings of black men in Ferguson, New York City and elsewhere. On Monday, protesters took to the streets once again calling for police reform and an end to racial profiling.

KKK fliers warn people against attending Martin Luther King's March, calling king a "communist pervert."

Activists in Los Angeles have marked Martin Luther King Day. The demonstrators also condemned US police excessive violence and brutality.

An analyst says recent protests in the US follow Martin Luther King’s tradition of fighting poverty, militarism and racism.

Four were arrested during the 2nd day of Marin Luther King marches in Oakland, California.

On Jan. 19th, the United States observed a national holiday in memory of Civil Rights Leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who was assassinated in 1968. US media repeat the official story of King's death, saying he was shot by a lone assassin. However, millions of people across the US question the official narrative of events. Caleb Maupin reports. NATIONAL HERO ASSASSINATION