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Two Great Heroes Civil Rights Activists Gone! Farewell Rev C T Vivian and Hon John Lewis
vivian%2Bad%2BBabs.jpg We have lost two great activists of all times! Honorable John Lewis and Dr. Rev. C. T. Vivian. Rev.…See More
nigeria-condemns-treatment of Citizens in China
April 15, 2020H.E. Cui Tiankai, AmbassadorPeople's Republic of China3505 International Place, NWWashington, DC 20008Dear Ambassador Tiankai:The current Human Rights Violations witnessed and recorded against Africans living in China is totallyunacceptable.We represent _A D King Foundation, Joe Beasley Foundation and The Peoples Agenda organizationsheadquartered in the middle of CRADLE of the Civil Rights Struggle, Atlanta, Georgia.We seek an immediate telephone with you to discuss needed actions…See More
"The the above remarks by Martin Luther reveals that peace and justice are essential component for mutual understanding and peaceful co-existence within a society and the inextricable link between peace and justice. It is the opinion of this writer…"
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Kinship as a cure for the virus of poverty - Kevin McDermottYesterday was a sad day ( 4/04/ 68), remembering fifty two years last night – A little after 10:00 pm I was sitting alone in my room. I was a young 19 year old and that evening I struggled with the emotional roller coaster ride that were my feelings – mostly anger and sorrow.That night while crying I made a…See More
Dr. Joseph E. Lowery, the Dean of the Civil Rights Movement died at 98.
His words will reign in our hearts for eternity "Lord, in the memory of all the saints who from their labors rest, and in the joy of a new beginning, we ask you to help us work for that day when black will not be asked to get [in] back when brown…See More
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Rev (Dr) A. D. Williams King: Brother To The Dreamer. He was the younger brother to Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. He and his brother were often termed "Sons of Thunder" due to their preaching styles. Rev A D King was credited for organizing the Birmingham, Selma, Louisville and St Augustine Civil Rights Activities. He was arrested several times with his brother Rev Martin Luther King Jr in Atlanta and several other places. Daddy King was the first to publicly announce that both of sons were murdered for their civil rights activities.Credited for Three Acts passed (Civil rights act 1964,Voting rights act 1965, Open Housing act 1968) Visit http://www.adkingfoundation.comor call 678-736-4933 to volunteer
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April 15, 2020
H.E. Cui Tiankai, Ambassador
People's Republic of China
3505 International Place, NW
Washington, DC 20008
Dear…
A D King & Naomi King Center
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Kinship as a cure for the virus of poverty - Kevin McDermott
Yesterday was a sad day ( 4/04/ 68), remembering fifty two years last night – A little after 10:00 pm I was sitting alone in my room. I was a young 19 year old and that evening I struggled with the emotional roller coaster ride that were my feelings – mostly anger and…
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