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Glover will interview Belafonte live about his international music career, human rights activism, and humanitarian work. Paul Robeson, Jr. will present Belafonte with the ?Paul Robeson, Here I Stand? award for activism in the arts. The historic interview will highlight Belafonte?s many contributions in entertainment, African and children?s aid efforts, and leadership role as a prominent African-American in turbulent times. He will deliver a powerful message for today?s youth and aspiring activists and artists. The fundraiser supports a service group started on behalf of the U Street community to develop youth leadership. Tickets start at $40. (Tickets from www.Ticketmaster.com). Benefits the nonprofit HTCM Leadership Institute www.martialactivist.org. Contact: Rahim Muhammad. E-Mail: HTCMRahim@aol.com. Telephone: (202) 265-1670.

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