Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, January 13, 1993, Page 22, Image 22

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    Page MLK-8...The Portland Observer...January 13,1993
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He Had The Courage To
Break With Tradition.
M et ro p o I i ta n H uman Rights Commission
"The M etropolitan Human Rights Commission believes in the dignity and worth o f all
human beings. M H R C 's mission is to foster mutual understanding and respect, and to protect
the human rights o f all persons in the C ity o f Portland and Multnomah County regardless o f
socioeconomic status, religion, ethnicity, race, national origin, disability, age, gender, and
sexual orientation.
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The M etropolitan Human Rights Commission is organized to help citizens and
government in the C ity o f Portland and M ultnomah County to achieve the goal o f embracing
and celebrating diversity, elim inating bigotry, and enhancing a sense o f com m unity."
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
January 15, 1929 - April 5, 1968
The Metropolitan Human Rights Commission has produced a
commemorative poster o f Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. s speech
"I Have a Dream *
Your free copy may be picked up at the M HRC office.
Multnomah County
1120 S.W. Fifth Avenue
R<xim 516
Portland, Oregon 97204-1989
(503) 796-5136 Voice/TDD
City of Portland
T h e dream is one of equality of opportunity, of
privilege and property widely distributed; a
dream of a land where men will not take neces­
sities 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 place where all our
gifts and resources are held not for us alone but
as instruments of service for the rest of hum an­
ity; 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...”
-Marrin Luther King, Jr., I960
B ureau of L abor
and I ndustries
C ommissioner M ary W endy R oberts
Civil Rights Division, Wage and Hour Division,
Apprenticeship and Training Division,
Administrative Services Division
T h e Bureau of Labor and Industries is charged with the responsibility of
protecting the civil rights o f O regonians, enforcing wage and h o u r and youth
em ploym ent laws, and prom oting skilled training through apprenticeship. W e
join in celebrating the m em ory o f M artin Luther King and pledge to continue
w orking tow ard the goal of m aking his dream an O regon reality.
1400 SW Fifth Avenue • 73MO75
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Walter C. Reynolds M.D. & Staff
2800 N. Vancouver
Suite 231
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