And what authority is given to his wife?

Alveda has as much right and credibility to speak on this issue as anyone else who was close to MLK.

In its decision to please the world, the NAACP has turned its back on the things of God, therefore, we must encourage those who know the truth to speak out -- to stand firmly on the solid rock -- to not look to the right or to the left. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said: Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter," said Gardner.

This is the exact sentiment in the Bible God's written word. Jesus warned about turning from God and trying to please the world. You cannot serve two masters, the world and God. The kingdom of God is not of this world. Sadly we see the NAACP deciding to serve Satan and the world and turning from God.
I commend you Dr. King for your courageous and righeous stand.

This man fought for LITERAL human rights! He fought for blacks being able to vote, to go to the same school, to drink from the same fountain, to be acknowledged as a human being.

MLK probably wouldn't be campaigning against it, he might shake his head in disapproval and then go on about his day.

Alveda is still alive, BTW.

The woman (like the NAACP) had a coalition to keep together and a left wing to placate. Despite all this she barley coozied up to "gay rights" and never endorsed same-sex "marriage".

The simple truth is that Coretta and Alvera have different opinions, and both of them have been adequately expressed.

Now it's time to vote.

See you in November.

It won;t be close.

Second, no one in their right mind will take Alveda's word over Correta Scott King's word how MLK would handle gay rights. But the rationalizers at NOM will entertain us otherwise.

One does not need his daughter however to understand the thinking of Rev. Martin Luther King. One only need read "Letters From a Birgmingham Jail" - to understand.. With his refrence to Aristotle & Aquinas that "an immoral law, is no law at all "