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Happy #MLKDay ☺️
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Repost from @nationalservice using @RepostRegramApp - We’ve started our countdown to #MLKDay on January 21, 2019! Visit the MLK Day website to learn how you can join millions of others in making it a Day ON, Not a Day Off.
#Serve #Volunteer #GoVolunteer #CommunityService #NationalService #MLK #DrKing #LegacyOfService #KingLegacy #GiveBack (at Washington, District of Columbia)
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Rev. Dr. Debora Jackson, Director of Lifelong Learning at Yale Divinity School, speaks during the Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Observance celebration at Arlington Town Hall in Arlington on Jan. 15, 2018. [Wicked Local Photo/Ruby Wallau]
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Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day!
Top photo: Dr. King speaks at Duke University’s Page Auditorium on November 13, 1964.
Bottom photos: The audience filled the auditorium and overflowed into the wooded area behind the building. Note the speakers visible in the middle photograph.
To hear clips of Dr. King speaking at Duke, visit http://mlk.duke.edu/king-at-duke/
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Today we honor a hero who truly understood the power of action, and what was to be lost when people remained silent in the face of injustice.
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Today, we celebrate the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King and Coretta Scott King and their radical fight for justice and safety for Black lives.
As we celebrate MLK Day, we know we still have so much work to do in an America that continues to be a dangerous place for Black people, especially those who are poor, unhoused, transgendered, or those who refuse to “settle down” at the face of racism and white supremacy.
We shall overcome!
We shall overcome!
We shall overcome!
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A mini Martin Luther King in honor of all those who continue his work to dismantle systemic racism in our country
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Reposted from @psudiversity:
REGISTER NOW! Save the date for In Conversation: Time Traveling Through Portland’s Black Life! It will be held on January, 26, 2021 @ 5:30pm.
In this final event of our MLK- Tribute series, we will be taking a moment to ‘do the work’ in our own backyard. Join our panel of PSU Faculty for a journey through the history of Black life in Portland and a discussion on the trials, triumphs, and tribulations of PSU’s Antiracism movement.
PSU Faculty Panel featuring:
Walidah Imarisha, Director, Center for Black Studies and Assistant Professor, Black Studies
Julius McGee, Assistant Professor, Urban Studies & Planning and Black Studies
Darrell Millner, Professor Emeritus, Black Studies
Moderated by:
Ame Lambert, Vice President, Global Diversity & Inclusion
REGISTRATION: To register, or for more information about this event, go to pdx.edu/diversity or visit the link in our bio!
#portlandstate #psudiversity #viksvariety #martinlutherking #martinlutherkingjr #MLK #mlkjr #MLKTeachIn #martinlutherkingday #mlkday #mlkquotes #mlkday2021
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– Martin Luther King Jr.
Delivered at Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, Montgomery, Alabama, Nov. 17, 1957.
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Today, not only do we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. but also Muhammad Ali’s 80th birthday. Both men lived in service to others and showed us that we can all be great when we serve. In this program, Ms. Jordi, our YA Librarian, shares ways that tweens and teens can serve others today and throughout the year, thus showing their greatness and making a positive change in the world.
There were so many people who contributed to the fight for equality. MLK was one of the many superpower’s.
Without you, some of my love ones, black, white and other, may not of been here today.
They can’t kill legacy.
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#Reposted from @betches_sup SWIPE to watch Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. respond to a reporter asking why Black Americans face more obstacles than white European immigrants in May, 1967. ( @nbcnews @nbcblk @berniceaking) #blacklivesmatter #blacklivesstillmatter #martinlutherkingjr #mlk #mlkday #mlkjr #martinlutherking
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Betty Ford and Washington-area school children visited the Martin Luther King Memorial Library on January 14, 1976, in honor of Dr. King’s Birthday on January 15. Dr. Hardy Franklin, director of the DC Public Library System, guided their tour.
Source:catalog.archives.gov
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