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Granddaughter of legendary human rights activist to give ‘Fireside Chat’ at MHCC

Portland, ORLocal News

Lungi Morrison, the granddaughter of a legendary human rights activist, is scheduled to deliver a poignant "Fireside Chat" at Mt. Hood Community College on October 28. This free event will focus on her personal journey of overcoming adversity, a topic that resonates deeply with many in the community. Morrison's family has a storied history of activism, which enriches her narrative and emphasizes the importance of resilience in the face of challenges. The event aims to draw a diverse group of attendees, providing a platform for discussion and inspiration.

Participants will have the unique opportunity to connect with Morrison and gain insights from her experiences. This gathering seeks to honor her family's legacy while fostering community engagement. The anticipation surrounding the event highlights the value of shared stories in motivating others. Ultimately, attendees are expected to leave with a sense of empowerment and renewed hope for their own journeys.

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