Gloria Richardson Dandridge recalls Cambridge civil rights era
Gloria Richardson Dandridge, longtime Cambridge civil rights leader, reflects on protests that opened doors for black equality. She recalls 1960s campaigns, King’s planned Cambridge visit, and ongoing fights for voting rights, urging direct action when needed and praising community resilience.
Nurses arrest during vivisection protest at SEMA lab
Four nurses charged with trespassing after scaling the roof of SEMA Inc. in Rockville to protest primate use in AIDS and hepatitis research. They unfurled banners. protesting group included about a dozen on the ground. SEMA president Dr John Landon defended lab compliance and denied entry. Four baby chimps had been stolen from the lab last month by True Friends, an animal rights group.
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Students honor King with dreams on birthday observance
Teachers and students at Carroll Manor wear shirts listing steps to reach goals as part of a King Day project inspired by Martin Luther King Jr. The event includes a choral reading for other classes, an equity talk by Maryellen LeDue, and a Souls on Fire Gospel Choir performance at Hood College Coffman Chapel with speakers Rev. Linda Harle-Mould and Antionette Bowie.
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