Statement from Leaders of Greater Louisville/Kentuckiana Higher Education Institutions
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Statement from Leaders of Greater Louisville/Kentuckiana Higher Education Institutions
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Accompanied by this letter:
Dear Louisville Seminary Community:
This afternoon (June 3, 2020), at 4:30 p.m., leaders of higher education institutions in greater Louisville and Kentuckiana will join protesters in Jefferson Square to stand in solidarity against racism and the social injustices that have caused much pain throughout our community and throughout our country.
The Louisville Seminary Community is invited to join. Please attend ONLY if you are comfortable doing so. Otherwise, please keep all advocates for justice in our community in your prayers. And continue to pray and advocate for victims of racism, police brutality, and all forms of systemic oppression.
I, along with my colleagues in higher education, have endorsed the following statement. Again, my thanks to our students, faculty, employees, alums, and friends who continue to advocate for justice and healing in our broken world.
In the Presence,
Alton
Note: The Rev. Dr. Alton Pollard, III is the President and Professor of Religion and Culture, Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Louisville, KY
Dear Louisville Seminary Community:
This afternoon (June 3, 2020), at 4:30 p.m., leaders of higher education institutions in greater Louisville and Kentuckiana will join protesters in Jefferson Square to stand in solidarity against racism and the social injustices that have caused much pain throughout our community and throughout our country.
The Louisville Seminary Community is invited to join. Please attend ONLY if you are comfortable doing so. Otherwise, please keep all advocates for justice in our community in your prayers. And continue to pray and advocate for victims of racism, police brutality, and all forms of systemic oppression.
I, along with my colleagues in higher education, have endorsed the following statement. Again, my thanks to our students, faculty, employees, alums, and friends who continue to advocate for justice and healing in our broken world.
In the Presence,
Alton
Note: The Rev. Dr. Alton Pollard, III is the President and Professor of Religion and Culture, Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Louisville, KY
Subject
Community
Creator
Neeli Bendapudi
Susan Donovan
Travis Haire
Ty Handy
Jay Marr
Tori Murden McClure
Source
Ray Wallace
Date
3 June 2020
Citation
Neeli Bendapudi et al., “Statement from Leaders of Greater Louisville/Kentuckiana Higher Education Institutions,” Antiracism Digital Library, accessed April 24, 2024, https://sacred.omeka.net/items/show/303.
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