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Call to Conscience 2009: A Celebration of Black History
Call to Conscience - Black History Month
Join us for Call to Conscience 2009
At this years events we will be challenging our communities to volunteer one thousand hours of service to our selected charities!
If you are interested in participating as a selected charity or volunteer please contact marcellat@musicaentertainment.org
SERVICE: From Slavery to the Presidency
A Celebration of Black History, Saturday February 28th, 2009
MUSEUM of GLASS 1801 Dock Street
Tacoma, Washington 98402
5:30 pm 6:30 pm: Reception (appetizers, social, full bar)
6:30 pm 9:30 pm: Ceremonies keynote speakers include:
Pioneering former Washington State Congressman & current CEO of BroadcastURBAN.com Jesse Wineberry
Snohomish County's First African American Sheriff John Lovick
Founders of the 1st Black Panther Party formed outside of the State of California Aaron Dixon and Elmer Dixon
The Apprentice finalist James Sun
CEO of Powerful Schools & Playwright Tre' Maxie
A chronological presentation of African American contributions to art from Slavery to the Presidency by art historian Susan Platt
creating a work of art "live" will be world renowned artist & sculptor Marita Dingus
AFENI SHAKUR: IN HER DEFENSE CHRONICLES THE DRAMATIC EVENTS LEADING UP TO HER ACQUITTAL IN THE TRIAL OF THE PANTHER 21. IN HER DEFENSE: THE EXHIBITION PREMIERS ON THE WEST COAST FEBRUARY 28TH, 2009 WITH A "SNEAK PREVIEW" OF IN HER DEFENSE: THE PLAY!
musical performances, displays, vendors and much more!
COST: $5.00 students, military, seniors
$10.00 adults
FREE: under five (5)
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LocationMuseum of Glass
1801 Dock Street
Tacoma, WA 98402
United States
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Minimum Age: 0 |
Kid Friendly: No |
Dog Friendly: No |
Non-Smoking: No |
Wheelchair Accessible: No |
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