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Martin Luther King Week

Martha Redbone, right, American blues and soul singer of Cherokee, Choctaw, European and African-American decent, and Margaret Huettl, assistant professor of history and ethnic studies, lead a discussion about where we come from and who we want to be as part of MLK week. January 24, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Martha Redbone, American blues and soul singer of Cherokee, Choctaw, European and African-American decent, and Margaret Huettl, assistant professor of history and ethnic studies, lead a discussion about where we come from and who we want to be as part of MLK week. January 24, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Ruby Bridges receives a standing ovation after speaking on her experiences as a first grader being integrated into New Orleans public schools. MLK Brunch featuring Ruby Bridges. This year’s program featured a special keynote address by American civil rights activist Ruby Bridges and the awarding of the annual Chancellor’s “Fulfilling the Dream” Award to Nebraska Law professor and interim dean Anna Shavers. January 22, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

A crowd of 275 listen to Ruby Bridges. This year’s program featured a special keynote address by American civil rights activist Ruby Bridges and the awarding of the annual Chancellor’s “Fulfilling the Dream” Award to Nebraska Law professor and interim dean Anna Shavers. January 22, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

Ruby Bridges speaks on her experiences as a first grader being integrated into New Orleans public schools. Behind her is the Norman Rockwell painting depicting U.S. Marshalls escorting her to school. MLK Brunch featuring Ruby Bridges. This year’s program featured a special keynote address by American civil rights activist Ruby Bridges and the awarding of the annual Chancellor’s “Fulfilling the Dream” Award to Nebraska Law professor and interim dean Anna Shavers. January 22, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

Ruby Bridges speaks on her experiences as a first grader being integrated into New Orleans public schools. Behind her is the Norman Rockwell painting depicting U.S. Marshalls escorting her to school. MLK Brunch featuring Ruby Bridges. This year’s program featured a special keynote address by American civil rights activist Ruby Bridges and the awarding of the annual Chancellor’s “Fulfilling the Dream” Award to Nebraska Law professor and interim dean Anna Shavers. January 22, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

Ruby Bridges looks up at a photo of her as a first grader being integrated into New Orleans public schools. MLK Brunch featuring Ruby Bridges. This year’s program featured a special keynote address by American civil rights activist Ruby Bridges and the awarding of the annual Chancellor’s “Fulfilling the Dream” Award to Nebraska Law professor and interim dean Anna Shavers. January 22, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

275 people attended the brunch. This year’s program featured a special keynote address by American civil rights activist Ruby Bridges and the awarding of the annual Chancellor’s “Fulfilling the Dream” Award to Nebraska Law professor and interim dean Anna Shavers. January 22, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Marques Garrett, assistant professor of music, directs the UNL Chamber Singers. MLK Brunch featuring Ruby Bridges. This year’s program featured a special keynote address by American civil rights activist Ruby Bridges and the awarding of the annual Chancellor’s “Fulfilling the Dream” Award to Nebraska Law professor and interim dean Anna Shavers. January 22, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

Anna Shavers speaks to the crowd. MLK Brunch featuring Ruby Bridges. This year’s program featured a special keynote address by American civil rights activist Ruby Bridges and the awarding of the annual Chancellor’s “Fulfilling the Dream” Award to Nebraska Law professor and interim dean Anna Shavers. January 22, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

Anna Shavers receives a standing ovation on being honored with the Fulfilling the Dream award. MLK Brunch featuring Ruby Bridges. This year’s program featured a special keynote address by American civil rights activist Ruby Bridges and the awarding of the annual Chancellor’s “Fulfilling the Dream” Award to Nebraska Law professor and interim dean Anna Shavers. January 22, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

Marco Barker and Anna Shavers watch a video by UNL Chancellor Ronnie Green congratulating Shavers on being honored with the Fulfilling the Dream award. MLK Brunch featuring Ruby Bridges. This year’s program featured a special keynote address by American civil rights activist Ruby Bridges and the awarding of the annual Chancellor’s “Fulfilling the Dream” Award to Nebraska Law professor and interim dean Anna Shavers. January 22, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

Ramarro Lamar gives a musical performance as part of the MLK Brunch featuring Ruby Bridges. This year’s program featured a special keynote address by American civil rights activist Ruby Bridges and the awarding of the annual Chancellor’s “Fulfilling the Dream” Award to Nebraska Law professor and interim dean Anna Shavers. January 22, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

Temi Onayemi videos Ramarro Lamar's musical performance as part of the MLK Brunch featuring Ruby Bridges. This year’s program featured a special keynote address by American civil rights activist Ruby Bridges and the awarding of the annual Chancellor’s “Fulfilling the Dream” Award to Nebraska Law professor and interim dean Anna Shavers. January 22, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

Karen Kassebaum, Director, Staff Diversity and Inclusion, hugs a friend before the brunch. MLK Brunch featuring Ruby Bridges. This year’s program featured a special keynote address by American civil rights activist Ruby Bridges and the awarding of the annual Chancellor’s “Fulfilling the Dream” Award to Nebraska Law professor and interim dean Anna Shavers. January 22, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

Christine Darden lecture. Christine Darden, retired aerospace engineer and mathematician, talks about the movie “Hidden Figures,” how she knew the women portrayed in the film, and the role she has played in speaking to students around the United States during the past two years. Her lecture Friday afternoon was entitled: “The Fourth ‘Hidden Figure’: Getting to NASA". She will then talk about her encounters with the Space Age both in high school and college and other events in her life that put her on the path to a 40-year career at NASA. January 25, 2019. Photo by James Wooldridge for University Communication.

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Christine Darden lecture. Christine Darden, retired aerospace engineer and mathematician, talks about the movie “Hidden Figures,” how she knew the women portrayed in the film, and the role she has played in speaking to students around the United States during the past two years. Her lecture Friday afternoon was entitled: “The Fourth ‘Hidden Figure’: Getting to NASA". She will then talk about her encounters with the Space Age both in high school and college and other events in her life that put her on the path to a 40-year career at NASA. January 25, 2019. Photo by James Wooldridge for University Communication.

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Christine Darden lecture. Christine Darden, retired aerospace engineer and mathematician, talks about the movie “Hidden Figures,” how she knew the women portrayed in the film, and the role she has played in speaking to students around the United States during the past two years. Her lecture Friday afternoon was entitled: “The Fourth ‘Hidden Figure’: Getting to NASA". She will then talk about her encounters with the Space Age both in high school and college and other events in her life that put her on the path to a 40-year career at NASA. January 25, 2019. Photo by James Wooldridge for University Communication.

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Christine Darden lecture. Christine Darden, retired aerospace engineer and mathematician, talks about the movie “Hidden Figures,” how she knew the women portrayed in the film, and the role she has played in speaking to students around the United States during the past two years. Her lecture Friday afternoon was entitled: “The Fourth ‘Hidden Figure’: Getting to NASA". She will then talk about her encounters with the Space Age both in high school and college and other events in her life that put her on the path to a 40-year career at NASA. January 25, 2019. Photo by James Wooldridge for University Communication.

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Christine Darden lecture. Christine Darden, retired aerospace engineer and mathematician, talks about the movie “Hidden Figures,” how she knew the women portrayed in the film, and the role she has played in speaking to students around the United States during the past two years. Her lecture Friday afternoon was entitled: “The Fourth ‘Hidden Figure’: Getting to NASA". She will then talk about her encounters with the Space Age both in high school and college and other events in her life that put her on the path to a 40-year career at NASA. January 25, 2019. Photo by James Wooldridge for University Communication.

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Christine Darden lecture. Christine Darden, retired aerospace engineer and mathematician, talks about the movie “Hidden Figures,” how she knew the women portrayed in the film, and the role she has played in speaking to students around the United States during the past two years. Her lecture Friday afternoon was entitled: “The Fourth ‘Hidden Figure’: Getting to NASA". She will then talk about her encounters with the Space Age both in high school and college and other events in her life that put her on the path to a 40-year career at NASA. January 25, 2019. Photo by James Wooldridge for University Communication.

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Math students at a luncheon before the Christine Darden lecture. Christine Darden, retired aerospace engineer and mathematician, talks about the movie “Hidden Figures,” how she knew the women portrayed in the film, and the role she has played in speaking to students around the United States during the past two years. Her lecture Friday afternoon was entitled: “The Fourth ‘Hidden Figure’: Getting to NASA". She will then talk about her encounters with the Space Age both in high school and college and other events in her life that put her on the path to a 40-year career at NASA. January 25, 2019. Photo by James Wooldridge for University Communication.

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Math students at a luncheon before the Christine Darden lecture. Christine Darden, retired aerospace engineer and mathematician, talks about the movie “Hidden Figures,” how she knew the women portrayed in the film, and the role she has played in speaking to students around the United States during the past two years. Her lecture Friday afternoon was entitled: “The Fourth ‘Hidden Figure’: Getting to NASA". She will then talk about her encounters with the Space Age both in high school and college and other events in her life that put her on the path to a 40-year career at NASA. January 25, 2019. Photo by James Wooldridge for University Communication.

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Math students at a luncheon before the Christine Darden lecture. Christine Darden, retired aerospace engineer and mathematician, talks about the movie “Hidden Figures,” how she knew the women portrayed in the film, and the role she has played in speaking to students around the United States during the past two years. Her lecture Friday afternoon was entitled: “The Fourth ‘Hidden Figure’: Getting to NASA". She will then talk about her encounters with the Space Age both in high school and college and other events in her life that put her on the path to a 40-year career at NASA. January 25, 2019. Photo by James Wooldridge for University Communication.

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