Notations From the Grid (Weekly Special Edition): #RandomThoughts on this #MLKDay2020

On this #MLKDay2020, we present the following #RandomThoughts : 

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What to Learn From Martin Luther King Jr.’s Legacy of Peaceful Protest

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Dr. King encouraged civil disobedience — he faced serious risks and caused tension by challenging the status quo.

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Notations On Our World (Special Friday Edition): On the Impeachment of President Trump

The United States House of Representatives Impeachment Managers, Accompanied by the United States Senate Sergeant at Arms, deliver the Articles of Impeachment to the United States Senate 

The United States Senate President Pro Tem, Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa, Adminsters the oath of Office to Chief Justice John Roberts who will preside over the Impeachment Trial as provided in the United States Constitution