Second annual 'Keeper of the Dream' Dinner honors those who carry out Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. leg

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In honor of Black History Month, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was remembered in Springfield with a dinner, honoring those who carry out his vision.
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in honor of Black History Month Dr
Martin Luther King Jr was remembered
tonight in Springfield with a dinner
honoring those who carry out his vision
22 news reporter Kaye Thomas is live in
studio and shares the six individuals
who were honored for promoting the dream
the Aries were praised for their
contributions towards Justice equality
and social change ideals that Dr King
dedicated his life to
promoting it was a night of reflection
and inspiration honoring Dr Martin
Luther King Jr and those who carry on
his legacy Westfield State University
recognized six honores at their keeper
of the dream dinner at the Sheran hotel
in Springfield proud to uh to recognize
people who really care about humanity
and the importance of cultures trying to
come together this year's honores are
community members who've dedicated
themselves to promoting social change
and upholding the legacy of Dr King
among the honores is a custodian at West
Springfield Public Schools for over 20
years who has become a mentor listener
and a friend to students a simple
conversation and letting them be
themselves and letting in respecting the
point of view respecting what they come
from respecting that culture that's just
me showing equality to them that hey
it's okay to be
yourself we accept that the great great
granddaughter of federick Douglas and
the great granddaughter of Booker T
Washington being a prime example for
these honor who continues her family's
Legacy in creating Racial equality I
think it's so important that people get
involved with their with their community
and you can tell by what's going on here
that it works the um uh the giving back
those at Westfield State also being
rewarded for their contributions with
scholarships I put so much time
dedication and passion into social
justice fighting for people with
disabilities fighting for people with
ethnic backgrounds fighting for people
that are first generation so I'm just so
honored that the work and the passion
that I put into this is now
showing in total $4,000 were given out
to students receiving scholarships
working for you kayy Thomas in news
