Who was the famous husband of Coretta Scott?
Correct answer: Martin Luther King Jr.
Player #3
Rosa Parks was the start of the Civil Rights Movement, but Martin Luther King JR gave his life for it!! He was a great man who preached protest WITH peace. I love him and he is greatly missed.
Player #11503902
Player #3, Had MLK, JFK, and RFK lived I believe America would be very different and far better than it is now. These were brave men, who were willing to risk everything for what they believed in and felt must be done. They managed to work towards their often controversial goals, in a peaceful but clear manner.
bluejay99925
i am learning so much
KendraJennings
IHateEvery1, That's not true at all you're possibly confusing him with Black Panthers or Malcolm X; though, I wouldn't go as far to say that they were violent, they were rightfully angry and what they did was to make a louder point. They all supported the same thing just had different views to go about it; but above all MLK Jr preached, supported, and embodied love and peace he understood the justified anger but he didn't condone it.
GlintingSailor24866
Rosa parks was not the start, do your homework.
LRB_07
GlintingSailor24866, Martin Luther was a reformer in early Christian history. King took on the name after him.
Madea4real
Player #3, Rosa Parks was not tje start of tje Civil Rigjts Mobement, however, her act of courage definitely lit a fire. There was a woman who refused to five up her seat on the greyhound before Ms. Rosa did on the city bus.
Player Raving Lu
If you want to go back to the beginning of the Black Civil Rights Movement in the United States you need to go to the beginning of the Abolitionist Movement AKA Anti-Slavery Movement in the United States. The modern Black Civil Rights Movement began when President Harry S. Truman ordered the desegregation of the United States military.
boats529
DeepThinker, His father was also Michael. After a trip to Germany Michael King learned about the leader of the reformation, Martin Luther. Upon his return from Germany Michael Senior changed his and his sons name to Martin Luther King
MinusculeRoof6
wyattvvchill, Dr. King was a Democrat and disdained by many whites during his lifetime. If anyone's racebaiting today it's Trump. He began his campaign for president by calling Mexicans racists; remember?
Addam
KendraJennings,
after watching a few documentary about Malcom X and the Black Panther I realized that the current media is just like it was back in the day spreading lies and unfortunately the majority of the country is believing the lies that are being told by the government and the media about black and brown ppl apparently same lies different generation
Addam
KendraJennings,
just like the current time unfortunately back in the day the federal government was constantly spreading lies and fear about black people which most white people did believe along with a lot of black ppl believed the fear of the Black Panthers and Malcom X that the media was saying about them
JJ
Black history question, good one to remember
msbw
LRB_07, it's Dr. Martin Luther King , Jr and he was named after his father, he didn't take on anybody's name, his parents named him.
msbw
KendraJennings, it's Dr. MLK, Jr people
GRAMPA RAY
GlintingSailor24866, it was a little Mexican girl in Westminster California
Macaroni
LillySparrow, he was said to have cheated a multitude of times on his wife. But ……. sure, okay!
Tony
You've heard of stories about alternate dimensions. Sometimes, because of assassinations like John Kennedy and Martin Luther King, it seems we are living in an alternate dimension, not the one that should be.
TAMTAM
Player Raving Lu, I hate the pain so many endured at owning another person but the underground railroad all abolitionists helped so many and wasnt looking for any recognition but they certainly was not recognized,, Im proud of Tubman but she had help lots of help along her way, so many unneedless lives taken back then and sadly today not all has learned to have respect for another humans life! God bless America God Bless All humans
LillySparrow
Wonderful, God loving, true Christian man of God whom I want to see in Heaven someday
Chris RN
MinusculeRoof6, He called immigrants ‘rapists’ not ‘racists.’
Goldilocks9
KendraJennings, you go!
The Chaser
I saw his niece, Dr. Alveda King, at a PBR bull riding in Atlanta. She and news anchor Fanchon Stinger have a charity that empowers and helps young women. A very honorable family!
starr
you people need to stop when the color of their skin is the subject give people the credit that they are do he tried and gave his 🍗 life for it come on be real
Player #69893668
love mlk. wonderful man. i would had loved to have met him. i was 13 when he was killed.
debby
do some of you hear yourself??? we don't want any ;;; arguments !!!! about color of your skin:::: we all are white,;; it's the pigments;;;; that changes our skin!!! and so what about that and the negatively of some of you...I thought we were talking about Mr.king???
Dark Helmet 2
Just completed "Death of a King" by Tavis Smiley regarding his last year and I highly suggest anyone to read about a great crusader for equality and justice. Racism, Poverty & Militarism were Doc's 3 main items he wanted to abolish. Sad to say 50 yrs later we are dealing with all 3. smh
Phinesia
Why not put an actual photograph of Coretta Scott?
cathylou
wait? what? He limited his wife and he wanted her to focus on being a housewife and mother??
smh
boricua
i had the pleasure of meeting and spending a week with mrs king and yolanda at a spa in s. florida. brilliant women
Player #24654331
This looks fun.
Emomp 0716
Emamma838, nice to see you
Uninitialized
Player #3, Really, I thought Medgar Evers was the first, attempting to get Blacks to vote. I maybe incorrectly speaking.
Player #21700775
i did a mustake
Player #9997820
evidence smith, like ur husband has probably done you?? another fun fact...
Brooklyn
We learned a lot about him and correta
Player #9947785
I love this game i'm learning so much 🙂🙃😉