Diversity/cultural arts series event on courage reset for Feb. 24

Clennon King’s presentation of “Why Courage is Worth Catching: How courage can bring positive social change” has been rescheduled for Thursday, Feb. 24 at noon in the Durham Research Center Auditorium.









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Clennon King
King is an award-winning journalist and is known for his activism. He spent the bulk of his TV journalism career in the Sunbelt where he won awards for his efforts to uncover a slave labor camp in south Georgia, which abused homeless people.

His activism was inspired by several family members, including a late uncle who was the first African American to run for U.S. President.

King’s presentation, held in recognition of Black History Month, is part of the Diversity Lectures and Cultural Arts Series for 2010-2011.