Happily married to a prominent Baptist minister and civil rights leader and the mother of four beautiful children, Coretta Scott King had many blessings to count on Thursday, April 4, 1968. Still, experience had taught her to guard against being complacent about anything life had given her. Life with her husband, the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., had made Coretta particularly aware at times frighteningly so that hers would never be an ordinary family. That spring day, however, was shaping up to be a completely uneventful one. Coretta was at home in Atlanta, Georgia, taking care of her children. As was now customary, her husband was out of town this time in Memphis, Tennessee, where he was scheduled to lead a march to protest the unfair treatment of the city’s African American garbage collectors, who were demanding the same wages and safe working conditions as their white counterparts. [download]
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