Online congregation good Friday morning, Dr. Bernice King, the youngest daughter of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., admits she has an issue with some of her white Christian counterparts that seem complicit and comfortable with the racially divisive climate of the day. “I’m struggling really bad as a minister, as a daughter of Dr. King, with my brothers and sisters in the white evangelical church,” she confessed Wednesday, Aug. 28. The 56-year-old CEO of the King Center in Atlanta, GA opened up while hosting a "Beloved Community Talk,” a recorded and streamed dinner table discussion with invited out-of-town guests to encourage dialogue about biases against black men, particularly within the white community, in partnership with Proctor & Gamble and Civic Dinners. Spanning a broad array of topics, near the end of the discussion, the civil rights leader, who is carrying on the work of her father, shifted her focus to white evangelical protestants shown by Pew Resea