MLK
3 letters
Historical clue formulations
- 1964's Nobel Peace laureate, for short — 2026-02-22
- Activist who was Time's 1963 Man of the Year, familiarly — 2026-01-22
- Famous monogram found backward in the alphabet — 2026-01-17
- First president of the S.C.L.C. — 2025-05-17
- Deliverer of the speech "Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence," for short — 2024-12-18
- "Letter From Birmingham Jail" writer, for short — 2024-05-06
- Subject of D.C.'s Stone of Hope memorial — 2023-03-19
- Annual Jan. honoree — 2023-02-28
- Jan. honoree — 2023-02-23
- Monogram of 1964's Nobel Peace laureate — 2022-12-02
- ___ Day (Jan. observance) — 2022-10-26
- Author of the "Letter From Birmingham Jail," in brief — 2022-06-08
- Reform leader memorialized in the Stone of Hope, for short — 2022-01-18
- Jan. honoree — 2021-08-11
- Subj. of a federal holiday since 1986 — 2020-01-31
- "The fierce urgency of now" speaker, familiarly — 2019-07-26
- Jan. honoree — 2018-12-04
- Jan. honoree — 2018-05-10
- "I have a dream" orator, for short — 2018-03-26
- ___ Day (fed. holiday) — 2017-10-27
- Poor People's Campaign organizer, for short — 2017-07-23
- Jan. inits. — 2017-04-23
- "I have a dream" monogram — 2015-06-29
- January honoree, for short — 2015-05-17
- Symbol of equality, briefly — 2015-02-08
- Reformer from the time of D.D.E. to L.B.J. — 2014-11-23
- U2 song paying tribute to an American icon — 2013-10-09
- ___ Day (third Mon. in January) — 2013-05-20
- Jan. honoree — 2011-07-29
- ___ Day, Jan. celebration — 2010-07-15
- Monogram of 1964's Nobel Peace laureate — 2010-06-24
- Annual honoree: Abbr. — 2008-12-19
- Jan. honoree — 2002-09-01
- National b'day honoree — 2002-05-25
- Annual honoree's inits. — 2001-11-17
- January holiday inits. — 2001-04-12
- Jan. 15 initials — 1997-09-01
- Jan. 15 honoree — 1995-08-20
