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Remarks at a Reception for the National Museum of African American History and Culture
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The President spoke at 4:51 p.m. in the Grand Foyer at the White House. In his remarks, he referred to musicians Quincy D. Jones, Jr., Harold G. Belafonte, Jr., and Chuck Berry; comedian Richard C. Gregory; actor Phylicia Rashad; former astronaut and physician Mae C. Jemison; Oprah Winfrey, chairman and chief executive officer, HARPO Entertainment Group; civil rights activists Andrew J. Young, Jr., Cordy T. Vivian, Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., and DeRay Mckesson; Brittany N. Packnett, vice president of national community alliances, Teach For America; and former National Basketball Association player Shaquille O'Neal. He also referred to his mother-in-law Marian Shields Robinson.
Civil rights:Civil rights movement
Civil rights:Minorities::Relations with police
Civil rights:Racial equality
Smithsonian Institution:National Museum of African American History and Culture
Washington, DC
Belafonte, Harold G., Jr.
Berry, Chuck
Bunch, Lonnie G.
Gregory, Richard C.
Jackson, Jesse L., Sr.
Jemison, Mae C.
Jones, Quincy D., Jr.
Lewis, John R.
Mckesson, DeRay
O'Neal, Shaquille
Obama, Malia
Obama, Michelle
Obama, Natasha "Sasha"
Packnett, Brittany N.
Rashad, Phylicia
Robinson, Marian Shields
Vivian, Cordy T.
Winfrey, Oprah
Young, Andrew J.
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Addresses and Remarks
National Museum of African American History and Culture, White House reception
Washington, DC
Belafonte, Harold G., Jr.
Berry, Chuck
Bunch, Lonnie G.
Gregory, Richard C.
Jackson, Jesse L., Sr.
Jemison, Mae C.
Jones, Quincy D., Jr.
Lewis, John R.
Mckesson, DeRay
O'Neal, Shaquille
Obama, Malia
Obama, Michelle
Obama, Natasha "Sasha"
Packnett, Brittany N.
Rashad, Phylicia
Robinson, Marian Shields
Vivian, Cordy T.
Winfrey, Oprah
Young, Andrew J.
Civil rights
Civil rights movement
Civil rights
Minorities
Relations with police
Civil rights
Racial equality
Smithsonian Institution
National Museum of African American History and Culture
The President spoke at 4:51 p.m. in the Grand Foyer at the White House. In his remarks, he referred to musicians Quincy D. Jones, Jr., Harold G. Belafonte, Jr., and Chuck Berry; comedian Richard C. Gregory; actor Phylicia Rashad; former astronaut and physician Mae C. Jemison; Oprah Winfrey, chairman and chief executive officer, HARPO Entertainment Group; civil rights activists Andrew J. Young, Jr., Cordy T. Vivian, Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., and DeRay Mckesson; Brittany N. Packnett, vice president of national community alliances, Teach For America; and former National Basketball Association player Shaquille O'Neal. He also referred to his mother-in-law Marian Shields Robinson.
DCPD-201600624
Obama, Barack H.
Barack H. Obama
Barack Obama
Barack Hussein Obama