Civil rights veteran the Rev. Ed King who helped found the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party has died
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Mississippi TodayCivil rights veteran the Rev. Ed King who helped found the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party has diedmississippitoday.orgThe Rev. Ed King, former longtime chaplain at Tougaloo College and one of the last living founders of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, died in Jackson on Saturday.
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