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Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee donates Dr. King’s flag to area Houston schools The Milwaukee Bucks players donate 217 MLK flags to the Milwaukee Public School District, King Day 2009
2009 Major League Baseball’s Civil Rights Game youth parade. Young ROTC Cadet from Picayune, Mississippi
2009 Major League Baseball Civil Rights Game annual March Picayune Mississippi Jr. ROTC, 2010 King Day Parade
Fannie Lou Hamer luncheon, hosted by the National Conference of Black Mayors. Key note speakers Benjamin Jealous, Dr. Dorothy Height, Reverend Billy Kyles, Reverend Al Sharpton and Reverend Jesse Jackson Dwayne Ross speaks at the Fannie Lou Hamer luncheon.
Dwayne, Maria, Sydney, and Jonathan Ross
The King Center, Atlanta, GA Lorraine Motel (National Civil Rights Museum)
At SGT Craig Davis’ memorial service Charles Ross presents his mother with Dr. King’s flag thanking her son for giving his life for service to our Country. 2010 Cinco De Mayo “Black and Brown” unity festival in Watts, CA The Founders are dedicated to educating a new generation about Dr. King’s timeless values of courage, truth, justice, compassion, dignity, humility, and service. RFD was launched from a simple desire to have a visual symbol to display on our homes and in our schools that honors Dr. King. This educational flag fills a void, before this licensed flag their was no commonly recognizable visual tool that could be displayed on our homes or in our schools honoring Dr. King’ for his birthday or Black History Month. Americans have commonly recognizable visual tools for all major holidays, yet before now there has been no commonly recognizable visual tool available for King Day or Black History Month.
Cayolyn Johnson, Editor, DiversityINC. Magazine poses with Dr. King’s flag
Birmingham Civil Rights Museum Gift Store
Donzaleigh Abernathy (Reverend Abernathy’s youngest daughter) unveiling Dr. King’s flag.