Reflecting on the Dream with us! DuSable Museum's King Day 2015!

Follow us on: Events | Exhibits | Donate Now | www.dusablemuseum.org DuSomething! Celebrate King Day with the DuSable Museum by Reflecting on the Dream! Reflecting on the DreamProgramming for the entire family The King Day Read On Powerful Civil Rights passages read by invited Chicago Community Leaders, media personalities, and concerned citizens. A Legacy for Americas Children, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Musical Narrative Play performed by Joan Collaso. Reflecting on the Dream: Black Lives Matter Students from several Chicago based Colleges and Universities discuss poignant questions affecting the Black Community. Arts and Crafts and much more. Tweet from King Day 2015 Events -- Twitter Hashtag: #blacklivesmatter LEARN MORE START A LEGACY. Would you like to renew your membership? Give memberships as a gift? You can continue to take advantage of all the DuSable Museum of African American History has to offer by helping to grow our membership family Today! Membership to the Museum helps to keep the legacy of education and enlightenment flourishing for future generations. Help to grow our membership family! JOIN TODAY

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