{news} MLK day with Cynthia McKinney in nearby Northhampton, MA

Tim McKee timmckee at mail.com
Mon Jan 5 21:08:52 EST 2009


ANYONE CARE TO CAR POOL TO NEARBY NORTHHAMPTON, MASS?

4. Cynthia McKinney @ Community Gathering honoring the life and work of
MLK
Jr.

What: Cynthia McKinney - Keynote Speaker - Martin Luther King event
When: January 19, 2009 7:00 PM
Where: Northampton, MA - First Churches
Meetup Description: I Have A Dream Of Unity: A Change Embraced

A Community Gathering honoring the life and work of
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY

Please see files to download a flyer PDF at
www.allthingspass.com/journalism.php?catid=73

Northampton, MA, December 23, 2009 – On Monday, January 19, 2009,
a full day of community events are planned to celebrate the life and work
of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Involving special guests, including Juanita
Nelson,
Lee Stringer and Cynthia McKinney, the daylong events are sponsored by
organizations working locally, nationally and internationally.

Everyone is invited to a special MLK lunch (12:00 noon) followed by
an afternoon Community Celebration (1:00-5:00 pm) both at the
Northampton High School, 380 Elm Street, involving special guests,
including Juanita Nelson. This interactive program will focus on racism,
unity and community, and it will include youth generated video and dance,
and workshops for "I have a dream" Dream Creation—where all participants'
expressions of their contemporary hopes and dreams will be video recorded
and edited by community youth and later sent to President Obama.
The daytime events are free, accessible and open to all.

The Evening Benefit (7:00-9:30 pm) at the First Churches of Northampton,
129 Main Street, will feature former U.S. Congresswoman and recent
Green Party Presidential candidate Cynthia A. McKinney (
www2.runcynthiarun.org)
as keynote speaker. Special guests include renowned New York City author
Lee Stringer (www.leestringer.net) and anthropologist and race studies
scholar
Dr. Enoch Page. There will be a multimedia presentation by
photojournalist
keith harmon snow (www.allthingspass.com) and music by singer/songwriter
Tom Neilson (www.tomneilsonmusic.com). The Master of Ceremonies will be
Julius Ford, a local community youth organizer, lawyer and performer.
The evening program is by suggested donation. Tickets sold in advance at:
Food For Thought Books (106 N. Pleasant Street, Amherst); Blue House Café
(147 Main Street, Haydenville); the Old Creamery, (445 Berkshire Trail
Cummington).



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Tim McKee, Manchester CT, main number cell-860-778-1304, 860-643-2282
 National Committee member of the Green Party of the United States and is a spokesperson for the Green Party of CT.
BLOG-http://thebiggreenpicture.blogspot.com

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