Today at 12pm, Dr. Walter Greason will focus on the nature of the
Dream Dr. King articulated in 1963 and how it connects with today's
political debates.
And of course, all attendees will receive a FREE KING DONUT and Cup of Coffee. Get there early as space is limited!
It takes place at DOCO The Donut and Coffee Company at 5015 Route 33, Farmingdale. For further Info call 732-492-9726
The beginning of the DOCO Speaker Series. DOCO serves hot designer donuts and rich, yet smooth and robust coffee to pair with your donut.
Walter David Greason is the Chief Executive Officer for the International Center for Metropolitan Growth, a firm that specializes in starting and attracting new businesses to markets in North America. He also teaches world history, American history, and economic history at Monmouth
University in West Long Branch, New Jersey. His two books, Suburban Erasure: How the Suburbs Ended the Civil Rights Movement in New Jersey and The Path to Freedom: Black Families in New Jersey, connect undiscovered local elements of the black freedom movement with global trends in economic development. In 1996, Greason was recognized as a contemporary Black History Maker for his work to advance racial integration at Villanova University. In 2011, he was honored as an “International
Master Teacher” for his innovative techniques in undergraduatestudent research.
This event is approved and recommended by the
T. Thomas Fortune Project
A committee to raise funds for the purchase, rehabilitation and
repurposing of the home of T. Thomas Fortune at
94 Drs. James Parker Blvd in Red Bank, New Jersey.
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