Reverend Ed King: White Ally in Civil Rights | Jackson News
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Reverend Ed King: White Ally in Civil Rights | Jackson News
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A white ally who stood shoulder-to-shoulder with Black Mississippians in the Civil Rights Movement, Reverend Ed King passed away at 89 — leaving behind a legacy of courage, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to justice. From college protests to surviving assassination attempts, from running in a mock election to leading Freedom Summer, King was a founding force in the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party and a lifelong advocate for equality. His work didn’t stop at activism — he took legal action against state surveillance, founded the Delta Ministry, and led the ACLU chapter in Mississippi. Honored with the Freedom Award and remembered through a published photo collection, King’s life reminds us that true justice requires allies — and he was one of the most courageous, enduring ones.
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