Peoria Journal Star: King's daughter appears in virtual Peoria MLK Celebration

Peoria Journal Star: King's daughter appears in virtual Peoria MLK Celebration

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Atlanta Irby, 5, left, and her grandmother Anita Nelson blow up balloons to decorate Nelson’s car before the start of the annual MLK Freedom March and Commemorative Service on Monday, Jan. 18, 2021 starting at the Romeo B. Garrett Cultural Center on the Bradley University campus. Normally a march, this year’s event featured a parade of about 100 vehicles that traveled to the Manual High School parking lot for a pre-taped presentation.

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