Coretta Scott King, the activist, author, and wife of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., carried forward the fight for civil rights and social justice. Born in 1927 in Alabama, Coretta played a vital role in the movement, providing strength and leadership alongside her husband. After his assassination, she continued his legacy, advocating for racial equality, women’s rights, and global peace. This biography explores her life as a civil rights leader, her founding of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, and her global influence as a champion of justice. Coretta’s courage, dedication, and advocacy for a better world solidified her as a powerful voice for equality and human rights. This book celebrates her enduring legacy as a leader and inspiration for future generations.
