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January Series – Rev. Naomi Tutu

On Monday, January 19, Rev. Naomi Tutu spoke at the Ramsdell Regional Center in Manistee about how Martin Luther King Jr.'s principles can foster reconciliation, justice, and cross-cultural understanding.

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Rev. Naomi Tutu grew up Black and female under apartheid South Africa, fueling her commitment to racial and gender justice. Drawing on Martin Luther King Jr.'s principles and her lifelong activism, she shared practical insights on building reconciliation and conflict resolution. She has led workshops across Africa and the U.S., and founded Nozizwe Consulting to promote peace and understanding worldwide.

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