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Emma Hinchliffe, Paige McGlauflin

Bernice King fought to define herself on her own terms. Then she realized legacy is just as important

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Good morning, Broadsheet readers! Kamala Harris will swear in Karen Bass as L.A. mayor, New York sees an uptick in out-of-state patients for abortions, and Bernice King realizes the power of her parents' legacy. Have a lovely Tuesday

- Lasting legacy. Most people, these days, are looking for purpose in their work. Bernice A. King says she was "born with purpose." Instead, her challenge was to make that purpose her own.

King is the daughter of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King. She serves as CEO of the King Center, which shares her father's teachings of nonviolent social change. She joined Fortune at our inaugural Impact Initiative conference in Atlanta last week.

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