Xernona Clayton: “An Evening to Remember” Premiere
Hundreds of dignitaries, entertainers, political figures and civil rights icons came out in style to celebrate the premiere of “A Life to Remember,” a provactive and entertaining documentary highlighting the life of Xernona Clayton at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta, March 14, 2014 . Trumpet Awards Creator Xernona Clayton, a civil rights leader who worked closely with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., during his most impactive years as a civil rights advocate for non-violence, was the first African-American woman to host a prime time television show in the South. Clayton beamed with excitment as her family, friends and colleagues walked the red carpet, celebrated her through song and took a journey back with her through the showing of the stellar documentary.
Below are a few photos from the evening.
An Evening to Remember with Xernona Clayton
Prime Minister of the Bahamas, The Honorable Perry Christie with First Lady Bernadette Hanna
Holacaust Survivor Henry Friedman with his wife, Sherry, and Congressman John Lewis
Sonya Jenkins
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