A King Family Tradition Remembering Rev A D King

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Did you know that Dr. M.L. King Jr., had a brother (A.D.) and a sister? Please Share!!! History is made and History is never to be forgotten and People Who Made History Should Never Be Forgotten. Please let me share with you the legacy of Rev. Alfred Daniel "A. D." King, a Civil Rights Activist who shared the same platform with his brother, Rev. Dr. Martin L. King, Jr., Please leave any comments at the bottom of the article and always refer to A D King Foundation, Inc for more information on his legacy. Thank you.

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Although many of us lived during these trying times; there is so much information that we do not know. It is critical that these details be documented and cemented in history for the millennials and those who do not remember or do not know their history. As a physician, I know that I and others stand on the shoulders of these martyrs and foot soldiers. Without them, we would not be doctors, lawyers engineers, etc. They took the pain so that we would have the “gain.” These lovely women, who stood beside them and supported them should also never be forgotten. They walked the picket lines and also maintained the families and the homes. They tended to their wounds and kept their children calm and safe. This generation is passing but these memories and life lessons as long as they are in print shall serve as the supporting footprints for their life journeys. Who today is willing to take a bomb, bullet or knife to the chest for the sake of their people…..perhaps no one? In death, Martin, AD, Alberta King, Coretta, and Mrs. Abernathy and Ralph are still “bigger than life.” Renee, you are amazing. Share this article with the world.