Bethune Cookman University - Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)

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Martin Luther King Jr. Day Students had marched for years to City Hall in Daytona Beach, to protest the fact that Martin Luther King, Jr's birthday was not a holiday. On Monday, January 20, 1986, there was a march, but this time, the march was to celebrate the holiday of Dr. King's birthday. Daytona Beach was the lone city in Volusia County with an organized celebration. In fact, many cities resisted the celebration, despite this being a national holiday. Students and faculty members from the college joined other persons from the community in a march down Ridgewood avenue to city hall. There were speakers, proclamations, and music as onlookers sat and stood in chilly weather to honor the king. Bethune-Cookman College held a formal assembly at 8 p.m. on the same date to continue the celebration. The keynote speaker was Dr. Manning Marable who delivered a powerful moving message. The mayor reads his proclamation W1 xg, , v- , .. J' A . x 'I 'z c., Q F 1 Mr. Bethune with King display Crowd marching to City Hall Dr Marable speaks Dr. Bronson - City Hall crowd signs proclamation 1 130!special events l 'iH D un sl . u ! 'HF' l THE HM h...x L I UF , ' -1 i I I Til!

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