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Impeachment Brief
COAL News – January Power Breakfast
COAL News – Judicial Candidates Meet & Greet / It Is Time See Edition Here
COAL News: Commentary – It Is Time 2020
COAL Commentary – It Is Time
January Breakfast Save the Morning
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Happy Holidays
Saturday 12/7 and Monday 12/9 Events
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Important! December Breakfast Cancelled!
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Trump Ukraine Impeachment Inquiry Report
New York Times Magazine 1619 Project
New York Times Magazine – 1619 Project Four hundred years after enslaved Africans were first brought to Virginia, many Americans still don’t know the full story of slavery, or understand
COAL Health Day – Oct. 19, 2019
The COAL Health and Wellness Committee in partnership with Dr. Barrett Hatches, CEO – Chicago Family Health Clinics, invite you to attend COAL’s annual Health Day. We look forward to
COAL News Call to Action – Devastation Across the Bahamas
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States Attorney Kim Foxx has a Conversation with COAL
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Important! July Breakfast Cancelled!
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COAL News – June 1st Breakfast and other news…
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Job Opportunities – May, 2019 2.0
Please see the following employment opportunities. Submitted by Mr. James Hill The time to work seriously and collectively, to improve the state of our Community, is upon us… 10-90-111482 –

From COAL Member Juan Thomas

Dear Friends,

I'm honored today to be in Albuquerque, New Mexico to deliver the Keynote Address for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference of New Mexico's Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Luncheon. I plan to share with the audience Dr. King's message of, "Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?'Also, Dr. King's message that, "We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly," is more meaningful now more than ever. This picture is from Dr. King's march in Selma, AL and unfortunately just like then our nation is still divided because we do not see each other as our brothers and sisters.

So please take time today to reflect on the life, work and legacy of this "Drum Major for Justice," named Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. And tomorrow let us put Dr. King's words into action because we are truly each others neighbor.

Sincerely,

Juan Thomas