Dear members. I’m please to announce our tomorrow video meeting here at Skool! Grab your favorite drink and take a seat near the fireplace. Get ready for some laughs and some interesting conversations! The beginning of this meeting have been delayed one hour to let our members from the Pacific region to join us at a better time. The meeting begins at: 11:00 PM Zurich 10:00 PM London 5:00 PM NY 4:00 PM TX 2:00 PM CA 9:00 AM Melbourne AU 11:00 AM Wellington NZ To join us you just have to click on the banner at the top at the certain hour. Right side of where you have to press, there’s a red banner that says “LIVE”. Remember to turn on your microphone and camera to enjoy the full experience!

📖Martin Luther King Jr. Day📖 A champion for justice, he led with unwavering determination, inspiring change and fostering unity, leaving an indelible mark on history. I refuse to accept the view that mankind is so tragically bound to the starless midnight of racism and war that the bright daybreak of peace and brotherhood can never become a reality… I believe that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word. Martin Luther King Jr Everyone should have a hero! Someone to look up to or admire. Someone who is a great role model and who provides inspiration to individuals and the masses. For many people across all parts of the world, Martin Luther King Jr is just such a man. The way he walked on Washington, how he used words instead of fists to try to solve the problems of his day and age, and his tenacity to the very end all made him a person to be admired and followed, whether in his time or beyond. Some people have a tendency to compare what Martin Luther King Jr. did to the works of Gandhi. The similarities come in using the persistent yet peaceful rebellion against the oppression of a group of people. Martin Luther King Jr Day is the day to celebrate all that this fine man has done for the African American people in the United States as well as humans all around the world. 📖History of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day📚 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day was created by President Ronald Reagan in 1983, at least that is when the day became official. King’s assassination had remained an important part of American culture in the 15 years since its occurrence in 1968, and Reagan finally felt compelled (after years of campaigning by activists) to make a federal holiday for the United States of America in his honor. This event takes place on the third Monday in January, close to—or sometimes on—the date of Dr. King’s birthday of January 15. Groups of people organized movements in the 1970s and 1980s were still in motion to elevate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day to a federal holiday, which would mandate that government offices would close down in recognition of the lengths King went to and the life he gave to promote true equality and freedom.

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