(WEAA)—Jawana Jackson-Richie shares her heartening story of living in a house with civil rights leader, Martin Luther King, Jr.
The house in Selma, Alabama, where Jackson was raised and Dr. King often visited, is now a museum which tells a unique story of three generations.
The Jackson home is the only private residence in the world to welcome as guests, the first two African-American Nobel Peace Prize recipients Dr. Ralph Bunche and Dr. King who stayed in the home and held private meetings regarding the historic Selma to Montgomery March.