This is a short, focused memoir written by the legendary journalist Katheryn Johnson, who found herself covering the civil rights movement in the US in the early 1960s. Her constant presence, professionalism, and at times specific kindness gave her a kind of a access into the personal lives and inner-circles of the civil rights, and specifically found her in the grieving household of Coretta Scott King hours after Martin Luther King’s assassination. The book even opens with the quote “Let Kathryn in” where Coretta Scott […]