Page 4, Portland Observer, January 15, 1906
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tured) Debbie Neal and Shawnee Grimfted, Dexter McCarty Middle School
The awards were presented during the Metropolitan Human Relations Com
mission luncheon
(P hoto R ichard J. B ro w n )
Nobel I aureate Bishop Desmond
Tutu offers his views on the political,
p h ilo s o p h ic a l and m o ra l issues o f
South A fric a n apartheid in a public
television special Sunday, Jan 19. at
3 p.m
The pro g ra m w ill be seen on the
stations o f Oregon Public Broadcast­
ing, K O A P IV 10 in Portland
“ M an o f Conscience— A C onver­
sation w ith Bishop Desmond T utu”
w ill be taped before a live audience hi
D e tro it on the b irth d a y of another
Nobel Peace Prize winner. Dr. M arlin
Luther King, Jr.
The studio audience ol all political
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persuasions and viewers c a llin g in
from around the country w ill discuss
w ith Bishop I utu topics such as the
Bishop's method o l lig h tin g sepata
lio n o f races in South A fric a ,
divestiture o f U S financial interests
in South A fric a , and schisms w ithin
the Am erican Black p o p u la tio n on
these issues.
“ Man o f Conscience" w ill air the
day before the lust celebration of Dr.
King's birthday as a national holiday.
I I k * program w ill note the similarities
between Bishop Tutu and Dr. King in
the non v io le n t struggle lo r racial
equality.
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M an o f C onscience— Bishop
D esm ond T utu on public TV
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A ll H um an Hair, N aom i S im 's and A ndre D ouglas
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The Harriet Tubman Essay Awards are presented annually to students com
pleting a com position on a human relations topic This year's awards were
presented to (front row , left to right) Jonathan Kelley, 8th grade, Sellwood
Middle School; Lisa Lee, 6th grade. Sellwood Middle School Damon Turner.
6th grade. T ubm an M id d le S chool; (back ro w . le ft to rig h t) Shreeyash
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