Naomi Barber King, civil rights leader and sister-in-law to Martin Luther King Jr., dies at 92
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Civil rights activist and sister-in-law of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Naomi Barber King, has died in Atlanta at age 92 after a life of courage and resilience.
Naomi King established the organization in May 2008 with a mission of empowering youth and women and advancing strategies for nonviolent social change.
"She was a woman of quiet dignity, overcoming strength, and steadfast support to her husband, family, and circles of influence within and beyond Atlanta," the statement said.
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