Morris Abram Lecture - Blue & Gray Museum

Thursday, April 25, 9:00pm - 11:00pm (EDT)

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Ruth Abram, daughter of the famed Civil Rights activist and lawyer Morris Abram will be at the Depot to discuss her father's work and life. Morris Berthold Abram was Fitzgerald native who fought feverishly for Human and Civil Rights in the United States and abroad. His work saw the betterment of countless lives, and he spearheaded countless changes for those who were oppressed or thought themselves forgotten, from working on the Nuremberg Trials after World War II to briefing Robert Kennedy in the Supreme Court case that would cement 'One Person One Vote' into law and more.

Add to Calendar 2019/04/25 18:00:00 2019/04/25 20:00:00 America/Los_Angeles Morris Abram Lecture - Blue & Gray Museum Ruth Abram, daughter of the famed Civil Rights activist and lawyer Morris Abram will be at the Depot to discuss her father's work and life. Morris Berthold Abram was Fitzgerald native who fought feverishly for Human and Civil Rights in the United States and abroad. His work saw the betterment of countless lives, and he spearheaded countless changes for those who were oppressed or thought themselves forgotten, from working on the Nuremberg Trials after World War II to briefing Robert Kennedy in the Supreme Court case that would cement 'One Person One Vote' into law and more. false MM/DD/YYYY OPAQUE axcnaXYSGzNekSDZFmWP20889

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