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Al Shaprton, the Northeast Blizzard, and Climate Change...it #39;s like a bad joke!
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EAST LANSING The Rev. Al Sharpton, U.S. Rep. John Lewis and actor/singer Harry Belafonte will all be visiting East Lansing next month as part of a Michigan State lecture series.
The William G. Anderson Lecture Series Slavery to Freedom: An American Odysseys 15th annual iteration will bring all three prominent civil rights leaders to Michigan States campus for separate lectures during February.
The first lecture will feature Lewis, D-Georgia, speaking at noon Feb. 6 at the Kellogg Center, 219 S. Harrison Road. Prior to Lewis lecture, there will be a reception at 11:15 a.m. where members of the audience can speak with the representative.
Belafonte is scheduled to speak at 5 p.m. Feb. 12 at the Kellogg Center. The reception for Belafonte will take place after his lecture.
The final lecture in the series will be Sharptons talk at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 26 at the Wharton Center, 750 E. West Shaw Lane. The reception for Sharpton will also take place following his lecture.
MSUs College of Osteopathic Medicine puts on the lecture series. Laura Probyn, a spokeswoman for the college, said the annual series is done in the honor of Anderson, who works out of MSUs Detroit Medical Center.
This has been his life, Probyn said Monday. Hes lived it and hes seen what has transpired He and other leaders in the college feel the importance of continuing, this year especially with whats going on nationally, . to keep alive the discussion around civil rights.
Its the first time all three speakers will have taken part in the lecture series.
Lewis is a recent winner of the Medal of Freedom, the nations highest civilian honor, and is the only winner of the Profile in Courage Award from the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation. He was a keynote speaker at the March on Washington and a founder and chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. Hes served in the U.S. House of Representatives since 1987.
Belafonte is an activist, singer, songwriter, actor on both Broadway and on-screen and a producer. He was active in the American civil rights movement and worked to end apartheid in South Africa. Hes been successful commercially as well, as his album Calypso was the first ever album to sell more than a million copies. He was also the first black producer to win an Emmy award, for the production of An Evening With Belafonte.
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Diane Abbott, Al Sharpton, Zita Holbourne and Chuka Umunna (Pic: Stand up to Racism)
More than 200, mostly black, people came to hear US civil rights activist Al Sharpton address Operation Black Votes general election campaign launch meeting last Saturday.
Operation Black Votes aim is to get ethnic minorities to vote.Sharpton has been centrally involved in justice campaigns after US cops killed Michael Brown and Eric Garner last year.
He told the meeting, The battles we are fighting in the US are the same battles you are fighting here.
Sharpton explained that its vital to organise peoples anger so that protests achieve something.
Otherwise people will end up in more despair than when they woke up, he said.
Labour MP Diane Abbott also talked about the importance of forcing through change in the capital. She said, Its a city with record numbers of millionaires, but one in four children lives in poverty.
Muhammad Bari from the Muslim Council of Britain said, Vote. But vote for the right candidates, who support the fight for social justice.
Other speakers included Operation Black Vote head Simon Woolley, Lee Jasper of Black Activists Rising Against Cuts and justice campaigner Marcia Rigg.
Operation Black Vote had invited Tory and Lib Dem speakers, but neither of them showed up.
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