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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill presents The Tenth Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration L hi January 20-January 27,1991 Sunday,January 20 7:00~ Sixth Annual Martin Luther King Jr., University/Community Banquet, UNC Ballrooms, Carolina Inn Monday, January 21 {National and University Holiday Honor- ing Martin Luther King Jr. 's B irthday) 12:00— Native Americans and the King Legacy, The Pit 1:00- The Jewish Community and the King Legacy, The Pit 1:00- Chapel Hill Unity Rally and March, Franklin Street Post Office 3:00- Community Memorial Service, First Baptist Church, Chapel Hill 6:00- Film and Discussion, Mississippi Burning, Hanes Art Center Auditorium Tuesday, January 22 12:00- Hispanics and the King Legacy, The Pit 12:30- Dr. Anderson Thompson, "Civil Rights and Reparations," Black Cultural Center 1:00— Muslims and the King Legacy, The Pit 8:00— Sarafma! Memorial Hall Wednesday, January 23 12:00— Useni Perkins," Black Male Youth and Civil Rights," Black Cultural Center 1:00- Indians and the King Legacy, The Pit 7:00" Dr. King's Humanitarian Contri butions and the Relevance of Equality, also Human Dignity in Our University Community, All Residence Halls 7:0Q~Eyes on the Prize Discussion, Black Cultural Center “...I say to you today, my friends, so even though we face the difficulties of today and tomon'ow, I still have a dream...! have a dream that one day...sons of for mer slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood... I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character... and when this happens, and when we allow freedom to ring... we will be able to speed up that day when all God's chil dren, black... and white..., Jews and Gen tiles, Protestants and Catholics, will be able to join hands and sing... ‘Free at last. Free at last. Thank God Almighty, we are free at last.’” Thursday, January 24 11:45 a.m.“ A Show of Hands, Polk Place, UNC Campus, (Quad area in frontof South Building) 1:00- Asian Americans and the King Legacy, The Pit 2:00- Nanda Soobben, "Civil Rights in South Africa," Black Cultural Cent^ 7:00- "I, Too, Sing America," Great Hall 9:30— MLK Jr. Birthday Party, Carolina Union Cabaret Friday, January 25 12:00 Noon- African Americans and the King Legacy, The Pit 1:00— The UNC Student Body and the King Legacy, The Steps of South Building 2:00- A Tribute to Floyd McKissick, Black Cultural Center 6:30— Candlelight Vigil, The Pit 8:00— Lecture: Dr. C.T. Vivian "Racial Bigotry Is Everybody's Problem," Memorial Hall. Also the Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship will be presented. Saturday, January 26 1:00- A Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Memorial Hall 8:00- MLK Jr. Oratorical Contest, Carolina Union Cabaret Sunday, January 27 2:00-MLK Commemoration Program " Em powering African American People for the 1990s, Carolina Union Audito rium A week of cooperatively planned events to commemorate the life and ideals of a truly inspirational leader
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