My Freedom. My Resistance. Our America.
WHEN: Monday, January 19, 2026, 11:00 am
WHERE: Pleasant Grove Missionary Baptist Church
13651 Dequindre St, Detroit, MI 48212
THANKS: Pastor Dr. Louis Forsythe
Join us on Monday, January 19th, at Pleasant Grove Missionary Baptist Church to celebrate the life of democracy as we honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.! Don't miss this chance to celebrate impactful community leaders and take action toward a stronger, united future! Let's make a difference together!
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These are people making a positive impact in their communities.
Our Speakers
Keynote: Dr. Genetta Hatcher
Speaker: Parish Halsell
Speaker: Rev. Lawrence Rogers
Speaker: Julie Campbell-Bodie
Emcee: Rev. Rachel Kain
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