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ATLANTA IS...

The King Center for Social Change

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Some of the 68 children cared for each day[[[...]]rents are working

[[[...]]eaching aids are used to help adults in The Center's[[[...]]my

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One of the many meetings and workshops at the Summer Institute on Nonviolence

An Ecumenical service at Ebenezer Baptist Church, one of many activities during the Annual January Birthday Celebration

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