Coretta Scott King, Civil Rights Activist

Narrated by Joyia Pittman, Education Curator, ADAH
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Education Video Question: Segregation means to set something or someone apart from other things or people. In Alabama, the segregation of white and black citizens was the way of life for a very long time. How do you think Coretta felt growing up in a segregated society? How would you feel?
Education Primary Source: “We May Yet Not Only Survive, We May Triumph” harvardmagazine.com/sites/def...
In “We May Yet Not Only Survive, We May Triumph,” Coretta Scott King is addressing the Class of 1968 at Harvard University. How are the students of 1968 different from those before them? How are you different from the students from 1968?
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