Coretta Scott King (1997 Symposium)(Audio)
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In this podcast, recorded at the Academy of Achievement's 1997 program in Baltimore, Maryland, Coretta Scott King, widow of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., addresses the student delegates after a screening of Dr. King's historic 1963 speech at the Lincoln Memorial, "I Have a Dream." She recalls her life with Dr. King in Montgomery Alabama at the beginning of the modern Civil Rights Movement, and relates how she found purpose in life. Citing her experience and Dr. King's encourages the young people in the audience to find meaning through service.
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