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Julian Bond, Chairman of the NAACP, was the keynote speaker
at the 2001 Series.

Robert C.
Maynard, Syndicated Columnist, Editor,The Tribune, Oakland, CA
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History of the MLK Series at Vanderbilt University:
List of Series Keynote Speakers since 1985
1985: Honorable Andrew Young (Mayor of Atlanta)
1986: Joseph E. Lowery (President of SCLC)
1987: Senator Julian Bond
1988: Attallah Shabazz (Malcolm X's daughter), Yolanda King
(King's eldest daughter), Honorable Henry Cisneros (Mayor of San Antonio,
TX), Robert Maynard
1989: William Gray III (US Representative)
1990: Honorable Richard Arrington (Mayor of Birmingham,
AL)
1991: Panel on Race, Politics, and Law.
1992: Dr. Johnnetta B. Cole (President of Spelman College)
1993: Marian Wright Edelman
1994: Dr. Cornel West (Author of Race Matters)
1995: David Halberstam (former reporter for The Tennessean
during the 1960's sit-ins)
1996: Dr. Henry Foster, Jr. (AHC Scholar in Residence at
AAHC)
1997: Rev. Joseph W. Walker, III (Pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist
Church)
1998: Rev. James L. Bevel (Co-founder of the Nashville Student
Movement in the '60's)
1999: Morris Dees (Attorney and Founder of the Southern
Poverty Law Center)
2000: Kathleen Neal Cleaver (Former Communications Secretary
of the Black Panther Party, Former Professor of Law at Emory University,
and currently a Fellow at the Center for Scholars and Writers at the New
York Public Library.)
2001: Julian Bond, President of the NAACP
2002: Music, Memory & the Movement: The Sounds of Liberation.
Fisk Jubilee Singers and Sweet Honey in the Rock.
2003: David Satcher and Cornel West.
2004: Juan Williams, Journalist, Bestselling Author &
Senior Correspondent for National Public Radio's Morning Edition
2007: The Fisk Jubilee Singers and Bishop Joseph W. Walker III
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