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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
AT AUSTIN
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. SCULPTURE PROJECT
The Student Body, Texas-Exes, President and Administration cordially
invite you to:
THE UNVEILING OF THE DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.
SCULPTURE
on the East Mall, Friday, September 24, 1999 at 12 noon.
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Gardens
Raleigh North Carolina
A variety of trees, shrubs and flowering plants encircle a
life-sized, bronze statue of the slain national civil rights leader.
Surrounding the statue is the King Memorial Wall, which includes
almost 2,500 brick inscribed with the names of state and national
supporters of the facility.
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Keeping the Legacy Alive
Through Martin Luther King Jr.'s words, through events, through
pilgrimages, through education, this memorial can live.
Story by Ben Miller
Photos by Cathy C. Miller
Martin Luther King Jr. would turn 78 on January 15, but he never
got that chance. Because of an assassin's bullet, we see him - the
man who marched civil rights into America's living rooms - in
perpetual middle life. Forever, he is 39 years old.
That's about how old King looks in Maryland's first statue of the
American hero, whose birthday we celebrate as a national holiday
this week. Dedicated last August 27 at Anne Arundel Community
College, it is not quite the newest of the county's five sculpture
groups that stand as memorials to the achievements of African
Americans.
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