February 22, 2011
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5:07Now PlayingSince being founding by Dr. King and others in 1957, the SCLC played a crucial role during the Civil Rights Movement. But in the last three decades, it has been largely nonexistent on the civil rights front due to infighting and financial troubles.
That drama continued even after Elder Bernice King's election with lawsuits among board members and allegations of embezzlement. Now,15 months later, the SCLC's future is again in doubt now that Bernice King has declined the presidency. She joins Roland Martin on Washington Watch from Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta to discuss why she's walking away from the position and what's next.
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