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26, 2011. In addition to the 1000 guests in attendance, other honored guests included, Dr. Lonnie Bunch, executive director of the National Museum for African American History and Cul- ture, Dr. Frank Smith, executive director of the African Ameri- can Civil War Museum and senior advisor and special assistant to President Barack Obama, Ms. Valerie Jarrett. The keynote speaker was noted author and Ebony Editor Emeritus Lerone Bennett, Jr. Over thirty local and national authors attended the Featured Authors’ Event while the Women of FREED dressed in period garb milled through the crowd interacting with guests. Next year’s luncheon will be held on Saturday, February 25,


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2012. Make your plans now to join us in Washington, DC! www.asalh.org


2011 Luncheon Authors, Ethelbert Miller and Eurydice Stanley


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ASALH - Association for the Study of African American Life and History


he 85th Annual Black History Month Luncheon was held in Washington, DC’s Renaissance Hotel, Saturday, February


Daryl Scott, Vice President ASALH; Florence Radcliffe, Lifetime Achievement Award Winner (seated); Janet Sims-Wood, Vice President ASALH and James Stewart, President ASALH


Sylvia Cyrus, Executive Director ASALH; Elsie Scott, Congressional Black Cau- cus Foundation, President & Chief Executive Officer


Steven Rochon - Director of the Executive Resi- dence and White House Chief Usher and Andrea Roane – 2011 ASALH Luncheon Emcee, Anchor W*USA Channel 9 News


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Valerie Jarrett, Senior Advisor to President Obama; James Stewart, President ASALH; Sylvia Cyrus, Execu- tive Director ASALH


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