#37 King intended to lead the “March on Memphis” for the striking sanitation workers, but tragically didn’t live to see it. His widowed wife, Coretta Scott King (fifth from right), led it instead. April 9, 1968. Memphis, Tennessee.

King intended to lead the “March on Memphis” for the striking sanitation workers, but tragically didn’t live to see it. His widowed wife, Coretta Scott King (fifth from right), led it instead. April 9, 1968. Memphis, Tennessee.

Martin Luther King Jr.’s Assassination: Historic Photos Documenting The Assassination And Chaos After King’s Death

#37 King intended to lead the “March on Memphis” for the striking sanitation workers, but tragically didn’t live to see it. His widowed wife, Coretta Scott King (fifth from right), led it instead. April 9, 1968. Memphis, Tennessee.

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