Dr. Martin Luther King (right), with his wife, Coretta Scott King (center), and brother, Rev. A.D. King, answering journalist's

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Dr. Martin Luther King (right), with his wife, Coretta Scott King (center), and brother, Rev. A.D. King, answering journalist's questions before serving a 5-day jail sentence in connection with a 1963 demonstration in Birmingham, Atlanta, GA, October 30, 1967. Courtesy: CSU Archives / Everett Collection

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