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1927–2006 · American author, activist, and civil rights leader; wife of Martin Luther King, Jr.

Also known as: Coretta King, Coretta Scott, Коретта Скотт Кинг, كوريتا سكوت كينغ, 코레타 스콧 킹, コレッタ・スコット・キング

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