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The FBI surveillance files on Martin Luther King Jr. comprise decades of bureau paperwork — internal memos, informant reports, investigative leads, and transcript excerpts — assembled during COINTELPR...
Martin Luther King Jr.’s relationships with women in the Civil Rights Movement were . Women such as Coretta Scott King, Dorothy Height, Ella Baker, Septima Clark, and Dorothy Cotton were indispensable...
The core portion of the ’s surveillance materials on —including audio wiretap recordings, transcripts of those recordings and related FBI surveillance documents—were placed under a federal sealing ord...
Turning Point USA (TPUSA) and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) occupy sharply divergent positions on contemporary social issues: , while the SCLC is described as a historic civil-ri...
The proposition that and differed “” holds significant truth: both men sought and an end to , but they communicated different immediate strategies and public postures shaped by biography, audience, an...
Martin Luther King Jr.’s intimate and professional relationships—most notably with his wife Coretta Scott King, close advisers and colleagues like Dorothy Cotton, and intellectual influences such as T...