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Title: The Queen of the Movement - Coretta Scott King
START DATE: 5/10/2006
START TIME: 12:30 PM
Duration: 1 Hours
Location: downtown, central, hollywood, northeast
Location Details:
Comcast Cable Access TV, Channel 24
Event Topic: racism
Event Type: television program
Contact Name: Patricia
Contact Email: TheBlackGenocide@yahoo.com
Contact Phone:
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The Queen of the Movement - Mrs. Coretta Scott King. Wednesday, May 10, 2006, 10:30 p.m., Channel 24.

Dr. Lewis E. Logan, II, Senior Pastor of Bethel AME Church in Los Angeles, California, delivers a sermon on the "Queen of the Movement", Mrs. Coretta Scott King.

After King?s assassination on 4 April 1968, Coretta King devoted much of her life to spreading her husband's philosophy of nonviolence. Just a few days after his death, she led a march on behalf of sanitation workers in Memphis, Tennessee. Later that same month, she substituted for her husband at an anti-Vietnam War rally in New York. In May 1968, Coretta King helped to launch the Poor People's Campaign and thereafter participated in numerous anti-poverty efforts.

With a deep commitment to preserving King's legacy, Coretta King immediately began mobilizing support for the Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social Change, which would include an exhibition hall, a restoration of the King childhood home, an Institute for Afro-American Studies, a library containing King's papers, and a museum. As founding president of the Center, she guided its construction next to Ebenezer Baptist Church, where Dr. King had served as co-pastor with his father, Martin Luther King, Sr. and developed programs that trained tens of thousands of people in the philosophy and methods of nonviolence.

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