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Hello and thank you for downloading this edition of the Witness History Podcast with me for

Harna Heiber and today I'm taking you back to 1969 when photojournalist

Monita Sleet became the first African American to win a Pulitzer Prize for journalism. He won for the image of Coretta Scott King,

the widow of the civil rights leader Martin Luther King, taken at his funeral.

I've been speaking to Monita Sleet's son Gregory Sleet. The church was packed and my father found a location that was vacant right next to the pews by happenstance as he explained it put him right in the position to see

Mrs King and her daughter Bernice over her lap and Mrs King strikes up. It was just an amazingly dignified pose.

She was just incredibly under control in my opinion.

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