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THE AMERICA FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE PRESENTS:

THE PEACE LEGACY OF MLK

For more info, contact alovelace@afsc.org/ 404-819-7863

Alice Lovelace on the events’ peaceful purpose:

At the core of this multifaceted gathering, now in its third year of existence, is King’s 1967 Beyond Vietnam speech, his public condemnation of war and the “giant triplets” of racism, militarism, and poverty.  AFSC wants this Peace Legacy event to raise up King’s anti-war message that seems to have gotten lost in the shuffle; it was a profound and remarkably courageous stand.  We want young people to know that the freedom they have today came at a price, and we use art to convey that message in an inspirational means. One of our objectives is to bring new faces to the Peace movement. Youth, and especially black youth, must understand that they have a place in the Peace Movement. This event is for anyone who wants to understand the link between the Peace Movement and the Civil Rights Movement. Martin Luther King is the linchpin between the two movements.

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