Coretta Scott King Introduces Martin Luther King Jr. Speech Clips on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Coretta Scott King Introduces Martin Luther King Jr. Speech Clips on The Ed Sullivan Show on March 22, 1970. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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She was so well spoken. Her voice is beautiful.
Well spoken?
So is her face 😊
She sounded like a queen. She and her husband are royalty. I'm back to edit this. They are American royalty. Their destiny's together was so central to American history. Her and her husband must've realized they were chosen
Ah, they are Excellency George Washington’s blood and ole General Samuel Houston and the Crown of England! Bless the legacy. Even if their private lives were not perfect outside of the household!
“We, as a people, will get to the Promised Land.” Thank you, Dr. King! 🙏🏾 You dreamed, so we could fly. 💫✨✨
So dignified and well spoken. As an Asian American, I choke back tears and thank MLK Jr. and the Civil Rights movement for improving the lives of all Americans. His words still ring true all these years later!! We will get to the Promised Land!! 🙏
me too
Coretta Scott King such a powerful black woman
She is so elegant
Ed Sullivan was deeply moved. I felt it too. This history is so close to us and was not long ago at all.
She’s such a strong, elegant and poised woman. God truly provided her with the strength to do this segment. Most women might have fallen to pieces. Thank you, God for placing this couple on Earth. They are a great example of what true love should be.
One of the few times Ed showed some emotion.......
You could see tears in his eyes
@Kemonie Before Carson you had Ed.
@Kemonie Yes
Beautiful woman
A lot of people don’t know Coretta was a singer and she helped write some of her husband speeches.
Beautiful classy woman.
Coretta tried so hard choking back tears hearing her husband's voice 😭 😢 💔
He knew something may happen to him. Bless him.
Yes sir! It was a blessing that he lived from 55 to 68. America is still a dangerous place! God, help us!
Sunday March 22,1970 on The Ed Sullivan Show R.I.P Ed Sullivan, Coretta Scott King, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.😀👍🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
I take it that this was surrounding the 1970 documentary "King From Montgomery to Memphis" that year. My dad took me to see it at a local church and to see the people just a few years removed from those events respond in the way that they did made an impression on me.
The Great....Coretta Scott King. RIP. Awesome tribute.
These people were young people who changed the entire world. What inspiration that we would follow in their footsteps and impact our generation for positive change.
A true queen.....wish I could've met her...I've met Martin III, Ms. Christine and Bernice.
GOOD as GOOD can be THX Much
Very superb and outstanding!
16 years since her death Can you believe it
WOW! THAT WAS AMAZING!
what a beautiful human being what a great life well lived
Coretta and Martin were two powerful for the establishment yes there both gone but as some of us know death is not the end you can’t kill spirit that lives forever if Martin wanted to run for president he would of won as well but he would of turned it around and got rid of politics and dealt with love and peace instead unfortunately that dream isn’t recognised on this earth plane the establishment don’t want it they don’t want us coming together then where two powerful for the establishment but I’ll always be grateful to them both the sacrifices they made are telling us all we are all gods children and are purpose is to help one another so many great people and the ascended masters have left all this great knowledge with us it’s gotta be the way forward I do believe in spirit and one day surely the human spirit has too beat these bar coded fools that control this world
Ed Sullivan was honoring one of America's greatest, a man of great courage, and in doing so was showing some of that same courage.
The full and complete great Dr. King...The 1963 "I have a dream" Dr. King...and...The 1967 "Beyond Vietnam 🇻🇳 " Dr. King...
I love her
What a beautiful lady.
First Lady Coretta Scott King will forever be Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr's queen. She is the blueprint for all First Ladies in Churches and Heads of State.
Correta Scott you look preety
Now is the time for true Justice 🙏
She was actually a little older than MLK that's fine,but interesting to me.
What she have to do with it,like two years older.
Sovereign GOD reigns . Thank GOD all powerful. HER teams reign hopeful . A LONG LIFE. Longevity spells GODS Promise . CIVILITY Tolerance endurance agility and codes matter and we energize our circles for living LIFE.
“Women” envies her grief? First a ladies Association is what the radiant Madam Coretta, the Mrs. Cory, Dr. King is Ed Sullivan! Geez! Get it right!
Lark voorhees?
I see some resemblance. Both extremely attractive
@@fytc910 civil rights was a lot more important than looks
Yeah she's their cousin they all wear that red lipstick the women.
Yes her cousins dealing drugs in Florida prescription drugs.
4:40 ... Get yo lips off her 😠 . And where is your mask
For goodness sake this was from 1970. Ed and Coretta reflect the solution. Your comment reflects ignorance and being part of the problem.
@@kevingoins9858 it’s a joke nigga damn
@@campbelldynasty5632 My name isn't "nigga" thank you and using it here on this post is an insult.
@@kevingoins9858 I think he was joking. Just havin some fun
Stop! It was a moment from the Godfather of Nighttime TV~
I miss Coretta Scott King so much her voice was so powerful