I rise today joining these distinguished leaders and many others in the room to celebrate Black History Month and the history of the civil rights struggle by remembering the life of a man who dedicated his life to peace and civil rights, Dr. Carlton Goodlett, physician, civil rights activist, newspaper publisher, champion of world peace and San Franciscoan. Dr. Goodlett, who was 82 when he passed away just this January 25, established his medical practice in San Francisco in 1945 and also became an aggressive civil rights advocate.
Nancy Pelosi: “I rise today joining these distinguished leaders and many others in the room to celebrate Black History Month and the…”
On the recordFebruary 11, 1997
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Celebrating Black History Month and honoring civil rights activist Dr. Carlton Goodlett.
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