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[edit]Description1110119-A-8647R-004 (5372795247).jpg | NORFOLK -- In honor of the continuing legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., more than 100 Norfolk District employees attended a special program Jan. 19, 2011 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Dr. King’s holiday. Guest speaker for the tribute was award-winning film and TV actress and now author Denise Nicholas. You know her best for her roles as Harriet DeLong on the hit television drama, "In the Heat of the Night," opposite the late Carroll O'Connor, and as Liz McIntyre on the ground-breaking series from the 70's, "Room 222". Ms. Nicholas has guest starred on numerous other television shows and appeared in films with comedian and author Bill Cosby and academy award-winning actor Sidney Poitier before pursuing her dream of being a writer. Ms. Nicholas spoke passionately about her journey from Detroit, Mich., to Mississippi, and right into the thick of segregation and the national movement for civil rights. Nicholas also fielded audience questions on various aspects of her noted acting career and performed a book-signing of her first novel, “Freshwater Road.” (U.S. Army photo/ Jerry Rogers) |
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