I love her story telling about the King Family. Genuine! ❤

Very insightful. I wish there was something like this soley on Coretta. Maybe some day.

Made a mistake by watching this at work 😢 I just couldn’t stop the tears from falling 😢…..

I've become a big fan of hers recently and I just love hearing her talk about Martin Luther King.

This is so powerful. Great storyteller and such an instrumental woman to the King family. Thank you ma’am for sharing your memories.🙏🏽♥️

Thankyou very much Madaam Clayton for your commitment and friendship to the Kings and sharing your historical experiences and perspective with us

Thank you, for this interview. I love hearing about Dr. King. 💚

At 00:35 when Dr. King thought he was the cat’s meow 😂 I live for moments like these madam Clayton. Thank You 🙏🏾 for sharing these moments with us ♥️🤩🥰🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡💕

At 01:48-49 putting people at ease is so heartfelt and heartwarming 🥺♥️ I wish I could hear Dr. King singing ♥️

One of the most powerful interviews and detailed accounts of the unknown occurrings. I choked back tears throughout. The part about the clothes; the goodness of all, moved me greatly. Her meeting with Mrs. Kennedy, etc…, was endearing.

She is such an inspiration ❤❤❤

At 01:50 “We got to solve this problem of poverty” Dr. King 🥺♥️ Someday someday someday 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

Beautiful interview!

I always have love listening to Dr Martin Luther King his speeches and his messages he always expressed every things he was good on every things he done ✔️ even his millions miles March to washton he didn't let any things bother him he said I free at last thank God almighty I am free at so I am so thankful to this family's for sharing for all people black, white people off all color.he didn't discrimate so thankful for everything he done for all God children...❤️ 💙 ..

Every time Rev. Martin Luther king Jr birthday comes around I get really sad. He was an angel sent from God Not many people like him these days. When we were kids we looked at him as if he was our father. Lol Dad was born same year same month,but a day apart. God bless MLK

At 01:30 I tear up I can’t imagine how difficult it must have been for Madam Coretta to stay composed 🥺🥺🥺🥺 Dr. King was a True Pacifist in a violent world 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

At 00:39 Madam Coretta didn’t fight His Cause. She Joined His Cause 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡♥️ I love this interview such a treasure trove 💕

Cute story!

At 02:15 Amazing interview have to share this 🥺♥️

At 00:58 made me laugh 😂 I love it here ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

At 01:42 Heart wrenching 🥺

At 00:51 made me tear up 🥺

At 01:01 Best Dad Ever ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🥰

At 00:55 heartbreaking

I was incorrectly (according to GDOL) denied by the Board of Review members Harvey K Persons III aged 74 and Xernona C Brady aged 92. I’m sure they’re both spry senior citizens but since they both incorrectly denied me I question the training and continuing education they would need to perform such and important job.

I first applied for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) May 2020 with the Georgia Department of Labor. After being denied PUA, I appealed to the Appeal Tribunal of the GDOL. While waiting months for my appeal to be heard, I was finally called by a GDOL employee who assured me I would win my appeal that was scheduled for July 12, 2021. She told me that since I was in the appeal process there was nothing else she could do. Therefore, I was shocked when the expert with the Appeal Tribunal upheld my denial of PUA. After being denied in my appeal by that expert, I appealed to the experts at the Board of Review at GDOL and was again denied by the Board of Review members Harvey K Persons III aged 74 and Xernona C Brady aged 92. I’m sure they’re both spry senior citizens but since they both incorrectly denied me I question the training and continuing education they would need to perform such an important and demanding job. Again I was shocked since my reading of PUA regulations led me to believe I should have been approved. After these three experts denied my appeal I took my case to the Athens-Clarke County Superior Court. Once I appealed to the Superior Court I was notified, the morning we were supposed to go to court, that my appeal denial was reversed by GDOL and I had won my appeal. It took almost 2 years and the cost of a lawyer to have the GDOL approve my PUA. I would like to know how the Appeal Tribunal and the Board of Review, as experts (after having over a year to become experts on PUA) denied my request, then just hours before my appeal was going to someone outside of GDOL control, my appeal was suddenly approved. Then after having all my funds, $22,000, placed in the GoProgram debit card (when I requested it go to my checking account) I followed GDOL documentation and called the number, provided by GDOL, to have the funds transferred to my checking account. There is no option to transfer funds and no option to speak to customer service. After searching the internet I found another number to call with the GoProgram card and was informed the option to transfer funds had been discontinued. Another failure of GDOL Now the only way I can access my funds is making 44 daily $500 cash withdrawals at specific ATMs. Of course my local bank will be very suspicious when I make all these cash deposits and report me to the US Treasury Department with a Currency Transaction Report and/or a Suspicious Activity Report. Another failure of GDOL. Based on the suspicious way my case was suddenly approved just hours before it was going to be reviewed by someone outside of GDOL control, I would suggest engaging an outside firm to review all PUA denials by the experts at GDOL. I suspect most unemployed people that were denied by these experts would give up based on lack of funds to hire a lawyer or they mistakenly relied on the judgment of the GDOL experts. Also, I’m concerned as to why my funds were forwarded to the GoProgram debit card instead of to my checking account as I requested. Is GDOL or someone at GDOL receiving some kind of incentive for funds being sent to the GoProgram? I would have hoped to discuss this with someone from GDOL but it’s impossible to speak with anyone directly.

Every time Rev. Martin Luther king Jr birthday comes around I get really sad. He was an angel sent from God Not many people like him these days. When we were kids we looked at him as if he was our father. Lol Dad was born same year same month,but a day apart. God bless MLK