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Betty
Baye, Louisville Courier-Journal: Coretta Scott King was a
strong woman, and just the wife for a strong man
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Lewis Diuguid,
Kansas City Star:
Reshaping icons
into cuddly characters
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 | It's time the
United States puts an end to the Confederate States
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Derrick
Z. Jackson, Boston Globe: The
King who led on world peace
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Eugene
Kane, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Politics
not laid to rest at King's funeral
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Gregory
Kane, Baltimore Sun: Often-crude
world loses a quiet voice of decency
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Jerry
Large, Seattle Times: Mrs. King and Ms. Friedan:
struggles continue
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Wil
LaVeist, Daily Press:
Foundation laid to rest but her torch lies with us
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Dwight
Lewis, Nashville Tennessean: Belafonte's
absence at King funeral is noticeable
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 | Coretta
Scott King's contributions deserve praise, attention Read the column |


Mary Mitchell, Chicago Sun-Times: Lawmakers
off target in ripping King funeral column
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David
Person, The Huntsville Times:
Lowery's elegy echoed King's dream
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Richard
Prince, Journal-isms:
Would Coretta Have Approved? Read the column

Rochelle
Riley, Detroit Free Press: Not
just a national hero's wife, she fulfilled her own mission
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Stan
Simpson, The Hartford Courant:
Widow's Life Was A
Model By Itself
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Gregory Stanford, Milwaukee Journal
Sentinel: The
State of the Union I wish I could've heard Read the column


Wendi Thomas, Memphis Commercial
Appeal: Mrs.
King stood up on same-sex issues, too
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Adrienne Washington, The Washington Times: Southern
manners sadly lacking at King rites
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Tonyaa
Weathersbee,Black America Web: For
Proudly Bearing Her Husband's Legacy, We All Owe Mrs.
King Gratitude
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DeWayne
Wickham, USA Today:
Coretta Scott
King, Bush forever linked by symbolism Read
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