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The Fine Print: The Centennial of Coretta Scott King

Fine Print, NewsBy EMBRACE NEWSApril 7, 2026

Coretta Scott King, who would’ve turned 99 years old this month, devoted her life to anti-war and anti-capitalist ideals. Those philosophies would make her an enemy of this current regime. And yet, we remember her as a hero who, along with her husband and countless others, brought this country closer to its truest ideals.

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