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The Lincoln Institute hosts
monthly breakfast forums featuring a prominent speaker at the University Club
in Washington, D.C. Featured speakers have
included Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas,
Senator Orrin Hatch, Judge
Janice Rogers Brown, Bill Keyes, Jim Martin, Reed Larson,
Walter Williams, Ed Meese,
William Barclay Allen, Kay
James,
Herb Romerstein,
Vesta Sithole,
Brigadier General Errol R.
Schwartz,
Alan Keyes,
Martin Morse
Wooster, General William "Kip" Ward,
Rufus Jones, and
Cheryl Parker.
Join us on Tuesday, June 17, 2008, to
hear
Carol M. Allen (with William B. Allen and Barbara J.
Grutter) discuss her forthcoming book, Ending Racial
Preferences: The Michigan Story, over breakfast between
7:30 and 9:00 am at the University Club, 1135 16th Street,
NW, Washington, D.C. Together, these three individuals
founded the non-profit organization, Toward A Fair Michigan,
in order to create a civil and civic forum for the
discussion of affirmative action preferences. They will talk
about the need to create such forums in which a fair and
honest exchange of views on controversial topics can be
accomplished in the spirit of active citizen involvement in
our democratic republic -- using the Michigan Civil Rights
Initiative as an example.
The cost
is $25.00 per person, and you can register securely by
clicking on the following button.
Alternatively, you can
print a response card*
and fax it to (703) 759-5494 or
call (202) 223-5112.
Past
Breakfast Forum Pictures & Information
*This
PDF file can be viewed using Adobe Reader, which is
available for free:
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