Genre: Letter. Details. In Atlanta to serve as associate pastor of Ebenezer after completing his first year at Boston University, King corresponded with Coretta Scott, whom he began dating during the spring of 1952. This letter from King refers to a possible trip by Scott to Atlanta to meet his parents, a trip she made during August.

The FBI–King suicide letter or blackmail package was an anonymous 1964 letter and package by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) which was allegedly meant to blackmail Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. into committing suicide.

Author: King, Martin Luther, Jr. Date: October 26, 1960? Location: Reidsville, Ga. Genre: Letter. Topic: Martin Luther King, Jr. - Arrests. Martin Luther King, Jr. - Career in Ministry. Martin Luther King, Jr. - Family. Details. King writes to his wife from the Georgia State Prison at Reidsville.

Feb 8, 2017 · A nine-page letter written by Coretta Scott King is attracting new attention for its critical comments about Sen. Jeff Sessions. King, who died in 2006, is seen here at the Lincoln Memorial...

Mar 14, 2017 · “We are concerned, Senator Hatch” Coretta Scott King wrote in her now largely forgotten letter, “That your proposed remedy…will cause another problem—the revival of …discrimination against black and brown U.S. documented workers, in favor of cheap labor.”

Letter Document Length 4 pp. Document Note Includes envelope. Names King, Coretta Scott King, Yolanda King, Martin Luther, III Tillich, Paul Gandhi, Mahatma Walker, Wyatt Tee Buttrick, George Arthur Jones, E. Stanley (Eli Stanley) Organizations DeKalb County Jail Places Atlanta, Ga. Topics Martin Luther King, Jr. - Arrests

Feb 8, 2017 · S enator Elizabeth Warren was silenced on Tuesday night during the Senate debate over the nomination of Senator Jeff Sessions as Attorney General after she quoted a letter written by the late...

Letter to Coretta. Darling, I miss you so much. In fact, much too much for my own good. I never realized that you were such an intimate part of my life. My life without you is like a year without a spring time which comes to give illumination and heat to the atmosphere saturated by the dark cold breeze of winter. . . . O excuse me, my darling.

This quote comes from a letter that King wrote to Coretta Scott, then a woman he had begun dating a few months prior. This letter shows King as a young man in love. The piece, however, moves beyond the poetic language that describes King's romantic feelings for Scott.

Feb 8, 2017 · -- In denouncing the nomination of Sen. Jeff Sessions as the next attorney general, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., Tuesday quoted on the Senate floor from a letter Coretta Scott King wrote in 1986 when she urged the Senate Judiciary Committee to deny Session's confirmation as a federal judge.