Anything about coretta king?
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A very great lady.  She was a real strong believer in what is right.  I had the pleasure of being able to help guard her in some of her public appeaerances.  She said what she felt, fought hard for equal rights and will be truely missed
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Those guys at stanford have a small one here:\nhttp://www.stanford.edu/group/King/about_king/biography/
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How about Tricia Goddard who did the Tricia show.  She started off cleaning toilets, and worked her way up to stardom  She has also had to fight mental illness and is not ashamed of it, using her experiences to help others. I enclose  the first two paragraphs of a web-site about her, you can get more from the link.   If you put her name into a search engine you can find out what she is campaigning about, if you have time you can write to her for a brief life history.  \n\n\nHaving Inherited a depressive gene from her parents, Trisha Goddard's life has already been fraught with more heartache and upset than any one of us would want to experience in the whole of our lives. Three failed marriages and a suicide attempt later, she is helm one of the most successful talk shows on television and is now celebrating the 500th Trisha show. \n\nBorn in London, Trisha lived in East Africa until she was seven, but the family returned to the UK where she completed her schooling in Surrey. Moving to Australia, she became a national celebrity as the country's first black news presenter, and met her first husband, Australian Liberal Party politician Robert Nesdale on a plane. Robert was a politician and UNICEF director 12 years older. She was, she says, a 27 year old air stewardess and too naive to realise he was gay, that I was the trophy wife he needed to make his life respectable
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She is in the movie "BEAUTY SHOP",with Queen Latifa,I think she was in a couple of other movies,but not sure of there names!! The girl that plays on Raven use to be Olivia,Denise's step daughter on the Cosby show!!(for the ones that said she played Raven)
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Quint is alive and kicking. You can get a lot of information about him at http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000233/\n\nEnjoy!\n\n- Stuart
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Try The Life of Faustina Kowalska: The Authorized Biography.  She sounds just like what you are looking for.  I saw this book at Amazon.
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You could go to the flava of love website and find out information. I don't blame you for wanting  information on her because she is the person that I feel kept me watching because of her bad ass attitude! You can also check out these websites.
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is reportedly working on her own album, with some reports of a great quantity and great quality of music. The Wailers are reported to be on the album. John Legend has reportedly recorded two songs with Hill, including a remix of his song So High, which was nominated for a Grammy, and one for his upcoming Album. Hill was reportedly wrapping up a project entitled "Khulami Phase" over 2 years ago but nothing is official.\n\nAlso, a 2005 summer tour in Europe, and several summer 2006 public rehearsals in California point toward a future solo music career.\n\nMs. Hill has supposedly completed work on her second studio album. However, online-chat states that Columbia, her record label, is refusing to release it. A petition [8] is currently being circulated online by fans, hoping to persuade Columbia to release the album, which they have deemed not "radio friendly" and not the same as the commercially successful "The Miseducation", yet insiders who claim to have listened to the new album said it is "brilliant", "genius" and called it a "Masterpiece" .\n\nOn recent news, Hill has reportedly been leasing space in a 1920s Los Angeles warehouse that has been turned into live-work lofts. [9]\n\n\n[
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Anything Ann Rice perhaps?
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This is the best I could get:\nhttp://images.google.com/images?q=tupac+keisha&hl=en
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In order to balance the panel I think they will be looking for a minority female.  I think Gayle King would be a great choice but I bet she has better things to do like running O magazine.
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The last I ever heard was that she had moved to the Atlanta, GA area and was leading a very private and quiet life.  This was at least 15 years ago.  I don't know of any recent information.
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http://www.switchboard.com/bin/cgiqa.dll?SR=&MEM=1&VL=&QV=50B17C3B253243DB89F070627EEC7750l02843BB8BF6C5344D8303203O018438B8BF6C5344DA303203O03072C3DCA6C5344C9303203&NM=Medina%2C+Maria&LO=Dallas%2C+TX+&search.x=38&search.y=10\n\nhave no idea if any of these are who you are looking for
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Dr. King's house was bombed Jan 30th, 1956.  He was attending evening services at the First Baptist Church:\n\n"Three nights later, on January 30, I left home a little before seven to attend our Monday evening mass meeting at the First Baptist Church. A member of my congregation had come to the parsonage to keep my wife company in my absence. About nine-thirty they heard a noise in front that sounded as though someone had thrown a brick. In a matter of seconds an explosion rocked the house. A bomb had gone off on the porch. \n\nAfter word of the bombing reached the mass meeting, everybody attempted to keep it from me. People looked at me and then away; one or two seemed about to approach me and then changed their minds. Soon I noticed several of my fellow ministers going in and out of the church in a rather unusual manner, and from this I surmised that something had happened. Unable to restrain my curiosity any longer, I called three of my closest associates and urged them to tell me what had happened. I assured them that I was prepared for whatever it was. Ralph Abernathy said hesitantly, "Your house has been bombed." \n\n-"The Autobiography of Martin Luther King"
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Tell you more? More than what? I don't know what you already know, but you can read about her on:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoinette_Frank
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Would be nice,  But I believe James Broderick is dead?  Not sure about Sada Thompson?  ( They played the parents on the show)
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mrs. king was not just the wife of dr. martin luther king (the leader of the civil rights movement) but she was a hero in her own right. when her husband was killed in1968, she could have easily given up and been bitter. she could hav ended her own life or taken her anger out on others...insterd--being the tremendous being she was--she kepth 'the dream' alive. mrs. king always had a feeling of grace, elegance, and beauty abour her. she was always smiling and willing to work. i had never had the chance to meet her...but i feel as if i know her...she is definetly one of the people i'd like to be like when i grow up (i'm only 13) I'M GONNA MISS HER AND I PRAY THAT OUR DEARLY DEPARTED MRS. CORETTA SCOTT KING'S LEGACY WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN, BUT CONTINUED EVEN AS I GROW-UP AND GROW OLD.