Informative poster about Coretta Scott King with her portrait, lifespan, and achievements displayed within a golden frame on a gray background.

Framed poster featuring a portrait of Coretta Scott King, a prominent leader in the Civil Rights Movement. Her name and lifespan dates, April 27, 1927, to January 30, 2006, are displayed at the top. It mentions her as the wife of civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr., an author, singer, and founder of The King Center in Atlanta, Georgia. The poster also highlights her awards, including the Congressional Gold Medal and the Gandhi Peace Prize. A quote from Martin Luther King Jr. is included at the bottom, expressing his admiration and appreciation for her. The overall design includes a golden frame and subtle decorative elements on a gray background.