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Tickets for Duty of the Hour and the Hattiloo Theatre Production available here on March 21. Discounted tickets available for University of Memphis faculty, staff, and students.
April 18-20 Conference Highlights:
April 18
5pm. Kevin Cassidy, United Nations, The Quest for Social Justice.
6:30 pm. Hattiloo Theatre Presents,Who Will Bell The Cat? a play on Benjmain Hooks.
April 19
4 pm. Professor George Chauncey, Yale University, The History Shaping Today's Debate Over Gay Equality.
6 pm. Julian Bond, Civil Rights
Activist. The Continuing Relevance of the Movement (working title).
April 20
8 am. Corporate Social Responsiblity Panel. Dr. Birgit Spiesshofer, Berlin Germany; The Hon. Mignon Clyburn, U.S. Federal Communications Commission; and Melanie Hudson, Children's Health Forum, Washington, DC.
See http://conference.benhooks.org; http://benhooksdocumentary.org
Conference activities are free and open to the public except ticketed events.
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