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Speaking to the World APBSPEAKERS.COM 617.614.1600 50th Anniversary | MARTIN LUTHER JR. “There comes a time when one must take a position that is neither safe, nor politic, nor popular, but he must take it because conscience tells him it is right.” -MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.

Martin Luther King Jr.’s words are as relevant today as they were 50 years ago. A courageous leader whose vision for equality sparked monumental advances in civil rights, Dr. King adamantly opposed violence in his fight for justice. Now, as we celebrate his legacy amidst great political and social unrest in our nation, hear from other civil rights pioneers who continue to advocate for change and unity: Jesse Jackson, Diane Nash, Clarence B. Jones, Joyce Ladner and Bernice King.

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Featured Programs...... 3 SHOWCASING TODAY’S TOP SPEAKERS, African-Americans...... 7 this catalog will guide you in choosing the right voice to educate, entertain and inspire the entire campus Hispanics & Hispanic Americans...18 community at your next event. Asians & Asian-Americans...... 20 LGBTQ...... 21 “The best in the business.” Disability Awareness...... 22 -University of North Florida Native Americans...... 23 Index...... 24

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OVERCOMING ADVERSITY STRONGER: Marathon Bombing Survivors

Jeff Bauman and Heather Abbott were ordinary people who set out to enjoy Marathon Monday in Boston on April 15, 2013. They never dreamed that day would change their lives forever. After an explosion led to amputations for both Bauman and Abbott, they vowed to overcome tragedy and rebuild their lives. Available together or separately, these sought- after speakers have inspired millions with their determination, humor and positive attitudes. Bauman’s New York Times best-selling memoir was recently made into a major motion picture starring .

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Religious Inclusion

Available to speak individually or together, Father Gregory Boyle, Rais Bhuiyan, Irshad Manji and Mansoor Shams peel back the literal interpretations of various religious teachings as they explore the concept of religious inclusion and what it means in today’s increasingly multicultural world. Proving that most religions were formed on shared values, this fascinating presentation encourages us to embrace different religious communities with understanding and compassion.

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Immigration: The Great Debate

As President Obama’s personal aide, Ferial Govashiri spent ten years as the gatekeeper to the Oval Office. Blessing Offor, standout blind musician from The Voice, emigrated to the U.S. from Nigeria in hopes of building a better future.Diane Guerrero is an accomplished actress who watched her family be deported when she was only 14. ABC News’ award-winning correspondent Jim Avila shares his deep knowledge of immigration issues and the role of the media in shaping public opinion and policies. Pulitzer-winning journalist Sonia Nazario wrote the bestseller Enrique’s Journey, the chronicle of a Honduran boy’s odyssey to reunite with his mother. Journalist John Quiñones, a seventh-generation Texan and one of our country’s most prominent Mexican-Americans, calls for our nation to build bridges, not walls. Maria Hinojosa, a trailblazer in news and investigative journalism, anchors NPR’s Peabody-winning Latino USA. Erika Andiola, an undocumented woman with an undocumented family, is passionate in her fight for immigrant and human rights as Political Director of Our Revolution. Together, these speakers tackle the immigration issue from all perspectives in a lively debate.

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SPRING TOUR LIMITED AVAILABILITY PRESIDENT ELLEN JOHNSON SIRLEAF

Africa’s “Iron Lady”

Internationally known as Africa’s “Iron Lady,” President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is a leading promoter of peace, justice and democratic rule. As Africa’s first democratically elected female president, she led the war-torn nation of Liberia to restored freedom and peace while enacting monumental economic, social and political change. Her incredible journey is chronicled in her memoir, This Child Will Be Great. A Nobel Laureate and respected global leader, President Sirleaf inspires with a message that touches on peace, human rights, women’s empowerment and moral leadership.

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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Donzaleigh Abernathy NBA Legend & Presidential Medal of Freedom Recipient Goddaughter of Martin Luther King Jr. NBA champion and Washington Post columnist Abdul-Jabbar An actress and daughter of civil rights leader Rev. , works to bring innovative educational opportunities to Donzaleigh brings an insider’s perspective of history and shares underserved communities through his Skyhook Foundation. personal accounts of Martin Luther King Jr. and her father.

Laila Ali Maryum Ali Boxing Champion & Health/Fitness Expert Activist & Author The daughter of boxing icon Muhammad Ali, Laila is a The eldest child of boxing legend Muhammad Ali, Maryum world-class athlete, television host and passionate health is a social worker dedicated to delinquency prevention. advocate who encourages others to live an active lifestyle. She was featured on A&E’s docuseries, 60 Days.

Regina Benjamin Mary Frances Berry 18th U.S. Surgeon General Former Chair, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights The first female African-American AMA board member, A co-founder of the Free South Africa Movement, Berry is Benjamin is a healthcare disparity expert who continues known for helping end apartheid. She continues to be an to advocate for the wellness of all families. outspoken voice for social reform and gender equality.

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Herman Boone Donna Brazile Inspiration for Remember the Titans Political Strategist & Author Known for transforming a racially divided football team The first African-American to run a major presidential into a united group of champions, Coach Boone shares campaign, Brazile is a CNN commentator and a passionate message on respect and teamwork. the interim chairperson of the DNC.

Roslyn M. Brock Mara Brock-Akil Chairman Emeritus, NAACP National Board of Directors Television Producer & Writer The youngest-ever chair of the NAACP, Brock works A trailblazer for women in television, Brock-Akil was executive to secure economic justice, equal rights, and access producer for The Game and is the creator of BET’s Being Mary to education and affordable healthcare for all. Jane. She inspires listeners to find—and use—their voice.

Cornell William Brooks Tony Byers Former Head of the NAACP Former Director of Global Diversity, Starbucks As an activist and former leader of the nation’s oldest and largest A sought-after change management specialist, Dr. Byers grassroots-based civil rights organization, Brooks works to secure helps communities and organizations drive engagement political, educational, social, and economic equality for all citizens. and innovation through global diversity and inclusion.

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Grace (Gealey) Byers Trai Byers Actress on Hit TV Show, Actor & Singer Born in the Caymans and raised by two deaf parents, Byers lends Known as “” on Fox’s hit series, Empire, Byers has insights into challenging social and cultural experiences, reminding also appeared on the big screen in the acclaimed civil rights us all to have compassion and show grace for each other. film, Selma, and the independent sports drama, Jayhawkers.

Geoffrey Canada Nick Cannon Inner City Youth & Education Advocate Actor, Comedian, Entrepreneur Founder of the Harlem Children’s Zone, Canada addresses A multifaceted entertainer, Cannon founded the Nick Cannon inner city poverty and violence. His model was featured in Foundation, Inc. to empower underserved youth through Waiting for Superman and has been replicated across the U.S. entrepreneurship education and workforce development.

Kim Crenshaw Benjamin Crump Civil & Women’s Rights Activist Lead Attorney for the Family of Trayvon Martin Known for coining the term “intersectionality,” Crenshaw offers Recognized as one of the nation’s top 100 trial lawyers, a critical examination of how social structures interact with Crump received worldwide acclaim leading the fight for gender and race on multiple levels, resulting in social inequality. justice as the lead attorney for the family of Trayvon Martin.

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Angela Davis Dr. Sampson Davis Author & Activist Physician & Author Drawing from her experience on the FBI’s Ten Most One of the three doctors of The Pact and author of Living & Wanted List and the ensuing “Free Angela Davis” Dying in Brick City, Dr. Davis overcame a difficult upbringing campaign, Davis delivers riveting messages of tolerance. in inner Newark to become an ER physician and motivator.

Michael Eric Dyson Myrlie Evers-Williams Best-Selling Author & Scholar Civil Rights Activist A public intellectual featured on NPR and MSNBC, The widow of Medgar Evers, Evers-Williams is a former Professor Dyson melds scholarly insight with contemporary NAACP chair, pivotal figure in the , culture and examines civil rights and race relations. and a revered leader who empowers others to act.

Kirk Franklin Sybrina Fulton Iconic Gospel Singer & Motivator Mother of Trayvon Martin Franklin is a multi-platinum, award-winning gospel star, After the death of her son made national headlines, humanitarian and widely respected speaker whose Fulton channeled her loss to become a gun control touching story inspires and moves audiences. law activist and motivational speaker.

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Henry Louis Gates Jr. Sylvester James Gates Emmy-Winning Filmmaker & Cultural Critic Physicist & National Medal of Science Winner Host of the popular show Finding Your Roots, A pioneer in advancing our understanding of supersymmetry, Professor Gates is one of the country’s most influential supergravity, and string theory, Gates captivates with his critics on multicultural and African-American issues. ability to explain complex theories in a fun, accessible way.

Nikki Giovanni Haben Girma Renowned Poet & Educator The First Deafblind Graduate of Harvard Law Named a “living legend” by , Giovanni Named a White House Champion of Change by is an NAACP and Langston Hughes Award winner. Her President Obama, Girma is a consultant and advocate keynotes on diversity are highlighted with poetry. for equal opportunities for people with disabilities.

Ernest Green Louis Gossett Jr. One of the “Little Rock Nine” Award-Winning Actor & Activist Green made history as one of the nine students to Gossett is a veteran talent known for portraying powerful and desegregate education. Sharing his incredible story, he offers charismatic characters. Off camera, as founder of the Eracism valuable insights into race and education in our country. Foundation, he fights racism, ignorance, and social apathy.

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Hill Harper Wil Haygood Actor, Author & Youth Advocate Author of Showdown & The Butler Known for his roles on CSI: NY and Covert Affairs, Harper A former Post reporter who wrote the true story that inspired founded the Manifest Your Destiny Foundation to empower the movie The Butler, Haygood examines the first African- underserved youth through mentorship and grant programs. American Supreme Court justice in his latest book, Showdown.

Dennis Haysbert Actor & Educational Fundraiser Activist, Host & Social Critic Best known as the voice of Allstate, Haysbert heads A professor at , award-winning journalist, the Haysbert Humanitarian Foundation which provides social activist, and CNN contributor, Hill speaks on youth, the education, food, energy and water to the next generation. achievement gap and the intersecting injustices of American racism.

Freeman Hrabowski Charlayne Hunter-Gault President of UMBC Award-Winning Journalist Award-winning educator and diversity expert Hrabowski A trailblazer in her own right, Hunter-Gault discusses her historic transformed UMBC with his enthusiasm for STEM. Partnering entry into the University of as its first black female student with businesses, UMBC fosters skills to ensure employability. and the road she took through the Jim Crow South to get there.

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Terrence Jenkins Daymond John Former E! News Anchor & Actor Star of Shark Tank & FUBU Founder A charismatic TV personality and philanthropist known Branding visionary and urban fashion mogul John for his determination and business savvy,Jenkins shares inspires with his self-made story and encourages unique insights into entrepreneurism, media, and hip-hop. fostering diversity and creativity in others.

Jeffrey Johnson Clarence B. Jones Political & Social Activist MLK Speechwriter & Confidant Recognized by Savoy magazine as “a community activist Professor Jones played a pivotal role in drafting the leader to watch,” Johnson is the former National Director of “I Have a Dream” speech. He delivers passionate the Youth, College and Young Adult Division for the NAACP. presentations on the challenges still facing civil rights.

John B. King Spike Lee Secretary of Education Under President Obama Filmmaker An inspiring leader, King credits public school teachers Known for his outspoken, cinematic voice, Lee is a respected with saving his life and giving him hope. He shares a passionate filmmaker who shines the spotlight on important topics message about the power of education and opportunity. including governmental disaster response and race relations.

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Ndaba Mandela John Marshall Grandson of Nelson Mandela Son of Thurgood Marshall The chairman and co-founder of Africa Rising, Mandela The son of the first African-American U.S. Supreme Court Justice, carries his grandfather’s torch forward by empowering today’s Marshall keeps his father’s legacy alive as he reflects on the Civil youth to inspire meaningful change for justice and equality. Rights Movement, how far we’ve come and how far we’ve yet to go.

Roland Martin Tracy Martin Award-Winning Journalist Father of Trayvon Martin As the host and managing editor of NewsOne Now, Since the death of his son, Martin empowers social Martin is a dynamic and influential voice on the change and fosters the necessary conversations that intersection of politics, social justice and race. can help keep families safe from needless violence.

James McBride Terry McMillan National Book Award Winner & Musician Best-Selling Author McBride uses music and writing to share powerful stories Known for empowering tales like Waiting to Exhale, McMillan such as The Color of Water, The Good Lord Bird and is a testament to how the written word changes lives. She Miracle at St. Anna, which was adapted by Spike Lee. often treats audiences to readings from works in progress.

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Wes Moore Diane Nash New York Times Best-Selling Author & Advocate Civil Rights & Peace Activist Author of the acclaimed books The Other Wes Moore and Chairperson of the 1960 desegregation sit-in, Nash has The Work, Moore is CEO of the Robin Hood Foundation. He continuously worked for social justice, non-violence reminds us that potential is universal, but opportunity is not. and civil rights, from Tennessee to the present.

Sophia A. Nelson Steve Pemberton Media Commentator, Columnist & Author Author and Youth & Corporate Diversity Advocate A respected leader in the black community, Nelson Pemberton overcame abuse and neglect as an orphan in foster explains what Americans need to do to unify our country care to become a corporate executive and inspiring leader. He and reclaim political enthusiasm, passion and civility. chronicles his journey in A Chance in the World, a soon-to-be film.

Kevin Powell Donisha Rita-Claire Prendergast Author, Journalist & Activist Filmmaker & Poet An astute and enlightening observer, Powell has run The granddaughter of Bob and Rita Marley, Prendergast for Congress, written cover stories for Esquire, Rolling offers an inside look into her family’s life and speaks on Stone, and Vibe, and is president of BK Nation. how to embody the idea of “One Love” in the community.

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Tracee Ellis Ross Osagyefo Uhuru Sekou Actress & Youth Volunteer Minister & Social Activist Ross is an NAACP Image Award-winning actress who has starred Using hip-hop as a means to bridge the generation gap, Rev. Sekou in such hits as Girlfriends and Black-ish. A passionate motivator, explores religion, race and politics. The author of Urbansouls, she encourages listeners to “tap into their creative wells.” he spent months in Ferguson following the city’s tragedy.

Bakari Sellers Joseph “Rev Run” Simmons CNN Political Analyst, Lawyer & Activist Entrepreneur, Music Icon & Spiritual Leader Sellers made history when he became the nation’s youngest Formerly of Run-DMC, Simmons became an author, African-American elected official. He cites education, civil fashion tycoon, TV star and spiritual leader. He captivates rights, and equality as cornerstones of our nation’s future. with stories of perseverance, innovation and success.

Susan L. Taylor Nontombi Naomi Tutu Founder & CEO, National CARES Mentoring Movement Race & Gender Justice Activist After 27 years as Chief Editor of Essence, Taylor founded the The daughter of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Naomi carries National CARES Mentoring Movement, which is devoted on the family legacy to heal the wounds of racism and to eliminating poverty among African-Americans. promote understanding through truth and reconciliation.

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Iyanla Vanzant Alice Walker New Thought Spiritual Teacher & TV Personality Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author From welfare mother to New York Times best-selling author, A gifted, prolific novelist and a leading voice among NAACP Image Award winner Vanzant is one of the most African-American women writers, Walker authored influential and acclaimed spiritual life coaches of our time. the critically acclaimed book, The Color Purple.

Dr. Juan Williams Provocative Public Intellectual Award-Winning Journalist A groundbreaking author and champion for racial justice, A political analyst for , Williams is known for his Dr. West weaves together the traditions of the Black Baptist honest, non-partisan views and even-handed approach Church, progressive politics and jazz in his writing and speaking. to dissecting the challenges facing our nation.

Saul Williams Talithia Williams Poet, Actor & Musician Big Data Expert & STEM Advocate Star of the first hip-hop play on Broadway, “Holler If You A professor at Harvey Mudd College and passionate Can Hear Me,” musician and slam poetry legend Williams STEM education advocate,Williams opens our eyes to the wows with his one-man spoken word performance. compelling role that simple data can play in everyday life.

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Jim Avila Richard Cabral ABC News Senior National Correspondent Emmy Nominated Actor, American Crime An award-winning journalist and White House correspondent for A former gang member, Cabral fought a life-sentence and got ABC and for Fusion, Avila shares insights into the role the media back on his feet with the help of Homeboy Industries. He has since plays in shaping public opinion and policies related to national issues. dedicated himself to helping others born into similar circumstances.

Richard Carmona Patti Solis Doyle 17th U.S. Surgeon General Former Campaign Manager Having gone from high school dropout to serving as our The first Hispanic woman to run a presidential campaign, Solis nation’s top doctor,Carmona instills in audiences that Doyle is a commentator for CNN. She discusses the role of anything is possible through commitment and determination. Hispanics in today’s changing landscape.

Juan Gonzalez Diane Guerrero Award-Winning Journalist Actress, Orange is the New Black A staff columnist with The New York Daily News, Gonzalez is At age 14, Guerrero watched her family be deported. She known for hard-hitting columns on the labor movement, race shares the incredible story of how she was able to remain in the relations and problems of the inner city. U.S., continue her education and build a successful career.

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Maria Hinojosa Sonia Manzano Emmy-Winning Journalist Sesame Street Actress & Author Anchor and executive producer of NPR’s “Latino USA,” and Having retired her iconic Sesame Street character “Maria,” a panelist on Meet the Press, Hinojosa examines the critical Manzano now dedicates her time to speaking and writing on issues that are changing our cultural and political landscape. education, communication, and Hispanics in the media.

Marilyn Milian Sonia Nazario The People’s Court Judge Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author & Journalist The first Latina to host a nationally syndicated television court Nazario has spent over 20 years reporting and writing about show, Judge Milian is known for her sound legal knowledge pressing social issues. Her acclaimed book, Enrique’s Journey, and no-nonsense approach on The People’s Court. recounts a Honduran boy’s epic journey to the US to find his mother.

John Quiñones Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa Emmy-Winning Broadcaster Renowned Neurosurgeon & Immigrant Advocate A lifetime of “never taking no for an answer” took Quiñones from Known around the globe as “Dr. Q,” Quiñones-Hinojosa went migrant farm work to the anchor desk at 20/20 and Primetime. from migrant worker to head of brain tumor surgery at Johns He is the host and creator of the hit show, What Would You Do? Hopkins. His incredible story is being developed into a movie.

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Arun Gandhi Gish Jen Grandson of Mahatma Gandhi Award-Winning Author After experiencing much prejudice as a child, Gandhi was sent to live Hailed as “one of the most insightful writers of our time,” with his grandfather where he learned the philosophy of nonviolence. Jen addresses pressing questions of culture, identity, and He went on to found the Gandhi Worldwide Education Institute. globalization with brilliance and wit.

Eric Liu Kim Phuc Phan Thi Author, Educator & Civic Entrepreneur Advocate & Motivator A former White House speechwriter for President Clinton The subject of the Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph from the and founder and CEO of Citizen University, Liu challenges Vietnam War of a young girl running with her skin on fire, Phuc has audiences to think about identity and citizenship. since established a foundation to heal those in war-torn areas.

Tak Toyoshima Sheryl WuDunn Creator of “Secret Asian Man” Comic Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist A self-described product of creativity bred in the midst of Co-author of Half the Sky and A Path Appears, WuDunn presents multicultural experiences, Toyoshima opens up the dialogue on a compelling examination of current economic, political and the challenges that Asian-Americans face in mainstream culture. social issues, urging us all to make a difference in the world.

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Angel Colon Wade Davis Pulse Nightclub Survivor & Inspirational Motivator Former NFL Player, Equality Advocate & Educator A survivor of the deadliest shooting in U.S. history, Colon is an A former football star, Davis is currently the executive director inspiration to many. Sharing a compelling story of resilience, he of the You Can Play Project, an advocacy group working for teaches us the importance of forgiveness, positivity and hope. equality for LGBTQ athletes in sports.

Cleve Jones Roberta Kaplan Activist & Creator of AIDS Quilt Lead Attorney, Supreme Court DOMA Gay Rights Case Once a trailblazer with Harvey Milk, Jones continues to Kaplan earned national acclaim when she argued—and won— pioneer efforts in human rights and AIDS awareness with the the Supreme Court case that struck down DOMA and produced same passion he started with in the turbulent 70s. one of the most important civil rights decisions of our time.

Sally Kohn Michelle Visage Columnist & Political Commentator, CNN RuPaul’s Drag Race Judge & Author Ranked as one of the 100 most influential on TV, Kohn is one Renowned TV personality, radio show host, platinum-selling of today’s leading progressive voices. Known for making audiences recording artist and author, Visage has made a name for herself laugh and think, she teaches us how to be our most effective selves. in the entertainment industry for over three decades.

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Heather Abbott Jeff Bauman Bombing Survivor Survivor Abbott’s life changed forever when she was struck by bomb Bauman survived the Marathon tragedy to heroically identify shrapnel and lost her left leg. She captivates audiences with an the bombers. The author of the NYT Bestseller and upcoming incredible story of pain, anger, optimism and resilience. film Stronger speaks on hope and resilience.

Temple Grandin Patrick “Blake” Leeper Animal Scientist & Autism Activist Olympic/Paralympic Games Medalist The most accomplished adult with autism in the world, Grandin Having faced seemingly insurmountable odds, American Blade inspired the HBO film Temple Grandin (starring Claire Danes), Runner Leeper—who recently broke Oscar Pistorius’ 400m which follows the challenges and successes of her fascinating life. record—inspires us to overcome obstacles to achieve success.

Kevin Pearce Ron Suskind Champion Snowboarder & Brain Injury Survivor Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author & Harvard Ethics Fellow Pearce went from being a gold medal hopeful to suffering a brain Suskind authored Life, Animated—inspiration for the Academy Award- injury that nearly took his life. Known for his contagious optimism, nominated film of the same name—in which he shares his groundbreaking he delivers a powerful message of overcoming adversity. journey of connecting with son, Owen, who has autism, through Disney movies.

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Billy Mills Zonnie Gorman Gold Medalist & Motivator Historian & Lecturer A Lakota Sioux raised in one of the poorest communities in A recognized historian of the Navajo Code Talkers of World America, Mills inspired the film Running Brave. He authored War II, Gorman educates people about the rich history, Wokini, a book about finding happiness and satisfaction in life. culture, language, and contributions of the Navajo people.

Chad Smith Winona LaDuke Former Principal Chief, Cherokee Nation Environmentalist & Political Activist A force in building self-sufficient Native American nations, Smith An advocate for frontline native environmental groups and shares an important message of understanding that today’s ecological balance, LaDuke was twice Ralph Nader’s vice-presi- decisions deeply affect our children and our children’s children. dential candidate for the Green Party.

Tatanka Means Dallas Arcand Native American Actor & Comedian Aboriginal Entertainer & Motivator Star of the Emmy-winning miniseries Into the West, Means uniquely A two-time world champion hoop dancer, Arcand is also a mu- uses the history of Hollywood’s portrayal of Native Americans as a sician known for his unique style of “indigenous hip-hop.” He backdrop to speak about equality and advancement. speaks on everything from self-awareness to motivation.

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Abbott, Heather...... 3,22 Gates, Sylvester James...... 11 Martin, Tracy...... 14 Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem...... 7 Giovanni, Nikki...... 11 McBride, James...... 14 Abernathy, Donzaleigh...... 7 Girma, Haben...... 11 McMillan, Terry...... 14 Ali, Lalia...... 7 Gonzalez, Juan...... 18 Means, Tatanka...... 23 Ali, Maryum...... 7 Gorman, Zonnie...... 23 Milian, Marilyn...... 19 Arcand, Dallas...... 23 Gossett Jr., Louis...... 11 Mills, Billy...... 23 Andiola, Erika...... 5 Govashiri, Ferial...... 5 Moore, Wes...... 15 Avila, Jim...... 5,18 Grandin, Temple...... 22 Nash, Diane...... 15 Bauman, Jeff...... 3,22 Green, Ernest...... 11 Nelson, Sophia A...... 15 Benjamin, Regina...... 7 Guerrero, Diane...... 5,18 Nazario, Sonia...... 5,19 Berry, Mary Frances...... 7 Harper, Hill...... 12 Offor, Blessing...... 5 Bhuiyan, Rais...... 4 Haygood, Wil...... 12 Pearce, Kevin...... 22 Boone, Herman...... 8 Haysbert, Dennis...... 12 Pemberton, Steve...... 15 Boyle, Gregory...... 4 Hill, Marc Lamont...... 12 Phuc, Kim...... 20 Brazile, Donna...... 8 Hinojosa, Maria...... 5,19 Powell, Kevin...... 15 Brock, Roslyn M...... 8 Hrabowski, Freeman...... 12 Prendergast, Donisha Rita-Claire...15 Brock-Akil, Mara...... 8 Hunter-Gault, Charlayne...... 12 Quiñones, John...... 5,19 Brooks, Cornell William...... 8 Jackson, Jesse...... 2 Quiñones-Hinojosa, Alfredo....19 Byers, Grace (Gealey)...... 9 Jen, Gish...... 20 Ross, Tracee Ellis...... 16 Byers, Tony...... 8 Jenkins, Terrence...... 13 Sekou, Osagyefo Uhuru...... 16 Byers, Trai...... 9 John, Daymond...... 13 Sellers, Bakari...... 16 Cabral, Richard...... 18 Johnson, Jeffrey...... 13 Shams, Mansoor...... 4 Canada, Geoffrey...... 9 Jones, Clarence B...... 13 Simmons, Joseph “Rev Run”.....16 Cannon, Nick...... 9 Jones, Cleve...... 21 Sirleaf, President Ellen Johnson.....6 Carmona, Richard...... 18 Kaplan, Roberta...... 21 Smith, Chad...... 23 Colon, Angel...... 21 King, Bernice...... 2 Suskind, Ron...... 22 Crenshaw, Kim...... 9 King, John B...... 13 Taylor, Susan L...... 16 Crump, Benjamin...... 9 Kohn, Sally...... 21 Toyoshima, Tak...... 20 Davis, Angela...... 10 Ladner, Joyce...... 2 Tutu, Nontombi Naomi...... 16 Davis, Dr. Sampson...... 10 LaDuke, Winona...... 23 Vanzant, Iyanla...... 17 Davis, Wade...... 21 Lee, Spike...... 13 Visage, Michelle...... 21 Doyle, Patti Solis...... 18 Leeper, Patrick “Blake”...... 22 Walker, Alice...... 17 Dyson, Dr. Michael Eric...... 10 Liu, Eric...... 20 West, Dr. Cornel...... 17 Evers-Williams, Myrlie...... 10 Mandela, Ndaba...... 14 Williams, Juan...... 17 Franklin, Kirk...... 10 Manji, Irshad...... 4 Williams, Saul...... 17 Fulton, Sybrina...... 10 Manzano, Sonia...... 19 Williams, Talithia...... 17 Gandhi, Arun...... 20 Marshall, John...... 14 WuDunn, Sheryl...... 20 Gates Jr., Henry Louis...... 11 Martin, Roland...... 14

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