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August 9, 2007

Sunday proclaimed ‘Oliver W. Hill Remembrance Day’

Mayor Wilder has declared this Sunday, August 12th, to be “Oliver W. Hill Remembrance Day.” From the Mayor’s decree

“The legacy of Oliver Hill is a profound one and should be forever revered by all Americans who believe in love, justice, and humanity; 

Now I . . . encourage all citizens to join together in acknowledging and reflecting on the many sacrifices and contributions made by one of the greatest icons in the civil rights movement.”

 

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