Millions More Movement, Morning
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2005-10-15T13:02:48-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/fca/189319-02-m.jpgThe Millions More Movement commemorated the 10th anniversary of the Million Man March on the National Mall with speeches and performances highlighting the theme of reparation, repair, rebuilding, reconstruction and renewal of the black community. Participants focused on internal methods and programs for self-repair and renewal, as well as the responsibility of the government in fostering a climate of growth for minority movements.
The afternoon portion included a keynote address by Minister Farrakhan, a tribute to Dorothy Height, speeches on youth and elder perspectives, and remarks on cultural development.
Part of the program also highlighted the plight of victims of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, and victims of racism. The afternoon portion begins with remarks on by a second group of victims' families and continues through Reverend Farrakhan’s speech. The first group of victim’s families spoke on the morning section, but their remarks were abruptly interrupted by audio difficulties.
The afternoon portion included a keynote address by Minister Farrakhan, a tribute to Dorothy Height, speeches on youth and elder perspectives, and remarks on cultural development.
Part of the program also highlighted the plight of victims of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, and victims of racism. The afternoon portion begins with remarks on by a second group of victims' families and continues through Reverend Farrakhan’s speech. The first group of victim’s families spoke on the morning section, but their remarks were abruptly interrupted by audio difficulties.
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The Millions More Movement commemorated the 10th anniversary of the Million Man March on the National Mall with speeches and performances highlighting the theme of reparation, repair, rebuilding, reconstruction and renewal of the black community. Participants focused on internal methods and programs for self-repair and renewal, as well as the responsibility of the government in fostering a climate of growth for minority movements.
The afternoon portion included a keynote address by Minister Farrakhan, a tribute to Dorothy Height, speeches on youth and elder perspectives, and remarks on cultural development.
Part of the program also highlighted the plight of victims of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, and victims of racism. The afternoon portion begins with remarks on by a second group of victims' families and continues through Reverend Farrakhan’s speech. The first group of victim’s families spoke on the morning section, but their remarks were abruptly interrupted by audio difficulties. close
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- Ricardo Alarcon de Quesada President, National Assembly Cuba
- Naeesa Aziz Student Howard University
- Erykah Badu Singer
- Kenneth E. Barnes Sr. Founder and CEO Reaching Out to Others Together
- Marliene Bastienne Co-Founder Haitian-American Grassroots Coalition
- Barbara Becnel Executive Director Neighborhood House of North Richmond (CA)
- Yosef Ben-Jochannon Historian
- Joe Coleman Singer
- Ron Daniels Executive Director Center for Constitutional Rights
- Deborah Evans Member Moms, Inc.
- Louis Farrakhan Minister Nation of Islam
- Donna Farrakhan-Muhammad Minister Nation of Islam
- Bill Fletcher Jr. President and CEO TransAfrica
- Dorothy I. Height Chair and President Emerita National Council of Negro Women
- Sheila Jackson-Lee U.S. Representative [D] Texas
- Wyclef Jean Rap Artist
- Ayinde Jean-Baptiste Orator
- Major Jemison President Progressive National Baptist Convention
- Elaine Johnson Mother
- Tony Lee Senior Minister Ebenezer A.M.E. Church (Ft. Washington, MD)->Young Adults
- Julianne Malveaux President and CEO Last Word Productions
- Tiffany Mayo Orator
- Kweisi Mfume President and CEO (Former) National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
- Akbar Muhammad Representative Nation of Islam
- Ishmael Muhammad Student Minister Nation of Islam Mosque Maryam (Chicago, IL)
- Jamil Muhammad Minister Nation of Islam
- Michael Muhammad Orator
- Jason Parker Singer
- P.J. Patterson Prime Minister Jamaica
- Viola Plummer National Chair Millions for Reparations
- Malik Zulu Shabazz National Chairman New Black Panther Party
- Al Sharpton Jr. Presidential Candidate (Former) Democratic Party
- Russell Simmons Co-Founder Def Jam Recordings
- Hasan Smalls Coordinator Millions More Movement->Youth
- Damu Smith Founder Black Voices for Peace
- Susan Taylor Editor-in-Chief (Former) Essence Magazine
- Mark Thompson Host WOL-AM and WMMJ-FM->Washington, DC
- Ronald W. Walters Director University of Maryland, College Park->African American Leadership Inst.
- Willie F. Wilson Executive Director Millions More Movement
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