A&O Meetup on July 14 in Atlanta at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights

ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION
By Bo Emerson
Portraits of rights activists.
ATLANTA---On Monday, June 23, 2014 the National Center for Civil and Human Rights opens its doors, offering visitors a history of the freedom movement in this country (told from Atlanta’s perspective) and an accounting of the modern human rights activism that civil rights pioneers inspired.The museum is in downtown Atlanta, to the east of Atlanta's Auburn Avenue District. Its immediate neighbors in the Pemberton Place tourist mecca are the World of Coke and the Georgia Aquarium. Nearby are Centennial Olympic Park and CNN Center. [link]

*A&O members are invited to Meetup with Verneida Britton in Atlanta at the National Center on Monday, July 14 at 11:00 a.m. RSVP to "Tahlib(at)AlphaOmegaArts.org."
Meetup at the Human Rights museum on July 14, 2014. Debbie Crum, Verneida Britton, Novella Smith
On the bus to Alabama
Verneida Britton, A&O Executive Director
Group photo arrival in Alabama
16th Street Baptist Church group photo
One work in the center's collection based on the life of Congressman
John Lewis. "Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Speaking" by Benny Andrews.

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