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How to watch Bernice King’s Facebook live in honor of Coretta Scott King’s 90th birthday

Coretta Scott King is seen at her home in Atlanta, Ga., in May 28, 1968, one month after the assassination of her husband. She devoted her life to enshrining his legacy of human rights and equality (AP Photo).

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Coretta Scott King is seen at her home in Atlanta, Ga., in May 28, 1968, one month after the assassination of her husband. She devoted her life to enshrining his legacy of human rights and equality (AP Photo).
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April 27, 2017

Thursday marks Coretta Scott King's 90th birthday, and her daughter Bernice King is hosting a special live chat to commemorate the occasion.

Interested in joining the celebration? Here’s what you need to know.

»RELATED: Photos: Remembering Coretta Scott King

What is it?

Bernice King is hosting a Facebook live in honor of her mother’s 90th birthday. She will discuss lessons she’s learned from the life and legacy of Mrs. King, the wife of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

When is it?

The event is scheduled for Thursday, April 27 from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.

How can I watch it?

The chat, which will broadcast from the The King Center, will air on Bernice King's official Facebook page. You can also watch it on The King Center's Facebook page. 

»RELATED: PHOTOS: Atlanta's King Center the site of protest

How can I join the conversation?

The King Center is encouraging viewers to use the hashtag #CorettaScottKing and #CSK90 to ask questions and leave comments. You can also follow Bernice King's and The King Center's Twitter accounts.

How else is The King Center celebrating?

The King Center will be posting photos, quotes and videos of Coretta Scott King on its social media pages throughout the day. Visit the website for additional information.

»RELATED: 13 Atlanta events commemorating the legacy of Dr. King

About the Author

Najja Parker is a video and news correspondent for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Black culture team. She is an engaging on-air talent, who has served as a host for the newsroom’s special projects and events, such as the movie premiere of “The South Got Something To Say,” a documentary chronicling the rise of Atlanta hip-hop.

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