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Jackson Gray Adams
Human
Rights Activist and Civil Rights Movement Veteran
"Learning
the Language of Peace: The Spiritual Vision of the Civil Rights
Movement and its Promise for the Present Age" |
William
P. Pope
Former Acting Coordinator
for Counterterrorism, U.S. Department of State
"How Secure is the Homeland?"
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Gregory
H. Olsen, PhD
Citizen Space Traveler,
Scientist & Entrepreneur
"Space Exploration - A Dream Come True"
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Thomas
Frank
Author
"What's the Matter with Kansas? How Conservatives
Won the Heart of America" |
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Wambui
Jackie Chege
Founder and Administrator,
Watoto Village
"The Watoto Village: Nairobi Street Children"
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Dell
Upton, PhD &
William Morrish
UVA School of Architecture
Professors
"The Next New Orleans?"
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Mary
Starke Harper, PhD, RN
Last Surviving Health
Care Worker From the Tuskegee Syphilis Study
"Human Experimentation: From Tuskegee 1932 to Today"
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Carol
Moseley Braun
Former Illinois Senator,
Former American Ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa
A Conversation with Julian Bond from the "Explorations
in Black Leadership" Series
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Anthony
A. Williams
Mayor of
the District of Columbia
A
Conversation with Julian Bond from the "Explorations in Black
Leadership" Series
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Bill
Fletcher, Jr.
President and CEO, TransAfrica
Forum
"Class, Race, Politics, and the Future of the Labor
Movement"
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Rev.
Dr. Albert Paul Brinson
Retired Associate
General Secretary for World Mission Support
American Baptist Churches
Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration
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William
B. Harvey
Vice President
and Chief Officer for Diversity and Equity,
University of Virginia
"Issues of Race at Predominantly White Institutions"
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Ferid
Murad, M.D., Ph.D.
1998 Nobel Laureate, Physiology
“Before and After
the
Nobel Prize"
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Suzanne
Mettler
Associate Professor of Political Science,
Cornell University
“Soldiers to Citizens:
The GI Bill and the Making of
the Greatest Generation”
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Joseph
Cirincione
Director for Non-Proliferation,
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
“Deadly
Arsenals: How Did Things Get So Bad?”
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Henry
L. Johnson, Ph.D.
Assistant Secretary, Elementary and
Secondary Education,
U.S. Department of Education
“Preparing America’s
Future”
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