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Bernice King the chief executive officer of the King Center was the keynote speaker for UNCWs Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration January 22, 2016 at Kenan Auditorium. Dr. King received the Key to Wilmington City from Mayor Bill Saffo and autographed books after her speech. 

Bernice King’s visit to UNCW makes impact on community members

Samantha Lavin | Editor-in-Chief January 28, 2016

Bernice King the chief executive officer of the King Center was the keynote speaker for UNCW's Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration January 22, 2016 at Kenan Auditorium. Dr. King received the Key to Wilmington City from Mayor Bill Saffo and autographed books after her speech. 

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