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Civil rights leader John M. Perkins, who fought for racial justice through faith and activism, died March 13, 2026, at 95.
John M. Perkins, a pioneering civil rights leader, Baptist minister, and advocate for racial reconciliation, died on March 13, 2026, at age 95.
Born in 1930 in Mississippi, he overcame personal tragedy and racial violence to dedicate his life to justice and community empowerment.
After serving in the military and converting to Christianity, he returned to Mississippi in 1960 to launch Mendenhall Ministries and lead voter registration drives, enduring severe beatings for his activism.
Known for his forgiveness and faith-based approach, he co-founded the Christian Community Development Association and authored influential books.
He remained active in ministry until his death, surrounded by family, leaving a lasting legacy in the fight for racial and social justice.
El líder de derechos civiles John M. Perkins, quien luchó por la justicia racial a través de la fe y el activismo, falleció el 13 de marzo de 2026, a los 95 años.