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Coretta Scott King did publicly respond to rumors about Martin Luther King Jr.’s alleged infidelities, generally downplaying them and expressing faith in her marriage even when FBI surveillance materi...
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 FBI conducted extensive surveillance of Martin Luther King Jr., including wiretaps, hotel bugs and informants, and documented allegations that he had multiple ; some of those allegations were publ...
Coretta Scott King publicly defended Martin Luther King Jr. against allegations of infidelity, repeatedly emphasizing her faith in their marriage and prioritizing the civil-rights work they shared, wh...
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...