Welcome to Karen Hunter is awesome. And why is this podcast awesome? Because of the awesome people I get to talk with.

Dr. Bernice King, the daughter of Coretta Scott King, the daughter of Martin Luther King, Jr.

I got to sit with her and you're going to listen to that interview.

But I want you to pay close attention, particularly to the end, because there's a prescription

of how we can get through this together because we are family.

We are one.

So up next, my discussion with Dr. Bernice King.

I hope you enjoy.

Speaking of awesome, I do this thing on Saturdays with Dr. Great Carr, and we spent some time with your aunt because we believe in uplifting people's names, meaning that they will never leave this earth as long as we speak them into creation, into existence, Christine King Farris.

And I just want to send you my condolences, first of all, because it just seems like so many

great people are leaving. But I just want to spend a little moment because we talk about these

names that end up in history, but there's so many others, right? Can you just spend a little

moment talking about your aunt

and the impact that she had on you? Yeah, this is my father's sister so that everybody

knows just passed at the age of 95 and you know, growing, once my father was assassinated,

my mother had to create a community around her

to support, you know, raising us as the four children,

while she was also helping to raise up and start the King's Center.

And so my aunt was one of those persons who I spent time with because her daughter, Angela,

Dr. Angela Christine Ferris Watkins and I are a year apart.

And so many times when my mom would go out of town,

she would, especially on the weekends,

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