Martin Luther King, Jr.'s eldest son Martin Luther King, III visited Nemata Blyden's Introduction to African American and African Studies course last semester. Blyden introduced King to the class of nearly 120 students | The Carter G. Woodson Institute

Dr. Blyden introducing Martin Luther King, III and King's wife, Arndrea Waters King

Martin Luther King, Jr.'s eldest son Martin Luther King, III visited Nemata Blyden's Introduction to African American and African Studies course last semester. Blyden introduced King to the class of nearly 120 students

January 17, 2025

Jan 17, 2025