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Page 1 4 -T h e Portland Observer -January 15, 1991
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memory of Dr.
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Dr. M artin Luther King Jr.’s
stirring “ I Have a D ream ” speech, and
a presentation by a local black studies
instructor will be highlights o f C lacka
mas Com m unity C ollege’s celebration
of Martin Luther King Jr. Day on M on
day, Jan.21. While K ing’s birthday is
Jan. 15th, the official holiday in the
U.S. is Jan. 21. A num ber o f other ac
tivities have been scheduled on cam pus
to mark the life and times o f the noted
civil rights leader and Nobel Peace Prize
winner.
The * * I Have a Dream ’ ’ speech
video will play at 11:30 a.m . and 6 p.m.
in the Fireside Lounge o f the C om m u
nity Center. At 8 a.m . and 2 p.m ., the
film “ Glory” will be shown. The movie
depicts the struggles o f an all-black-
regim ent during the civil W ar. At noon,
guest speaker Dr. Darrell M ilner, chair
man of the Black Studies D epartm ent at
Portland State U niversity, will discuss
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The Black Press believes that America can best lead the world away from social and
national antagonisms when It accords to every person, regardless of race, color, or
creed, full human and legal rights. Hating no person, fearing no person, the Black
P re» strives to help every person in the firm belief tba* all arc hurt as long as anyone
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LORRAINE HLAVINKA
"The dream is one of equal
ity of opportunity, of privi
lege and property widely dis
tributed; a dream of land
where man will not take
necessities from the many to
give luxuries to the few; a
dream of a land where men
do not agree that the color of
a man's skin determines the
content of his character; a
dream of a place where all
our gifts and resources are
held not for ourselves alone
but as instruments of service
for the rest of humanity; the
dream of a country where
every man will respect the
dignity and worth of all
human personality, and men
will dare to live together as
brothers..."
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"The dream is one of equality
of opportunity; a dream of a
land where men do not agree
that the color of a man's skin
determines the content of his
character; a dream of a’ place
where all our gifts and re
sources are held not for our
selves alone but as instru
ments of service for the rest of
humanity; the dream of a
country where every man will
respect the dignity and worth
of all human personality, and
men will dare to live together
as brothers___"
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Martin Luther King, Jr.
1960
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The Port of Portland
honors
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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--Martin Luther King, Jr., 1960
B ureau of
L abor and I ndustries
Commissioner
Mary Wendy Roberts
by celebrating our cultural history In
recognition of King’s struggle for civil
rights for all
people.
The Port is an
equal oppor-
tunity
em-
ployer, com-
mitted to af-
flrmatlve ac
tion.
For Informa
tion on em
ployment op
portunities with the Port, call the 24-
hour job Hotline at (503) 231-5478.
Civil Rights Division, Wage and Hour Division,
Apprentice ship and Training Division,
Support Services Division
The Bureau q f Labor and Industries is charged with the responsibility o f
protecting the civil rights q f Oregonians, erforcing wage and hour and
youth employment laws, and promoting skilled training through appren
ticeship. We Join in celebrating the memory q f Martin Luther King and
pledge to continue working with the goal q f making his dream an Oregon
reality.
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O regon Public B roadcasting salutes the spirit of
M artin L uther King, Jr.
C om ing this February for Black H istory M onth
EYES O N THE PRIZE
February 3-5 & 10-12, 10 PM
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M O Y E R S/SO N G S ARE FREE WITH
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BLACK MEN:
U N C ER T A IN FUTURES
February 19, 10 PM
GREAT PERFORM ANCES:
THE C O LO R ED M U SEU M
February 9 ,1 0 P M
THE A M ER IC A N EXPERIENCE:
A D A M CLAYTON POWELL
February 21, 10 P M
THE R O A D TO BROW N
February 13, 10 P M
THE D EATH TH R O ES OF A PARTH EID
February 28, 10 P M
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‘‘The Dream or the Nightmare: Black
A m erica in the 1990s." A reception
will follow Dr. M ilner’s presentation.
All events take place in the Fireside
Lounge.
In addition to taking part in the events
scheduled for Jan. 21, CCC students
have been viewing “ Eyes on the Prize,”
a television history o f the civil rights
m ovem ent o f the 1960s.
A c c o rd in g
to
A n d reas
Luehring, CCC student and Martin Luther
King,Jr. C elebration Com m ittee chair
man, every generation needs to recom
m it to K ing’s legacy-and m ake it a
reality.
‘‘K ing’s stand for civil rights and hu
man dignity is a m essage that has m ean
ing for the whole world,” said Luehring,
28, a native of W est Germ any. ‘‘Igno
rance knows no boundaries,’ ’ he added.
“ A chieving equality is a learning proc-
ess-and not just one generation’s re
sponsibility,” said Luehring.
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