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We, the undersigned, are members of the City of Bowling Green Human Relations Commission.
This Commission currently consists of eleven community members, including representatives from Bowling Green State University and Bowling Green High School. The Bowling Green Human Relations Commission supports a welcoming, inclusive, socially just and equitable community.
Our support has been demonstrated in the community in the following ways:
• Planning and implementing the City of Bowling Green 24th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Tribute, on Friday, January 18, 2013;
• Recognizing community members with the annual Drum Major for Peace Award and the quarterly Honor Roll Award for significant efforts that further human relations and promote respect for diversity;
• Supporting local events such as Cinco de Mayo and Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival.
In view of recent developments in our community that conflict with federal law and the goals of the Commission, we believe it is important to reaffirm the City’s commitment to social justice, equity, and inclusion as we embrace and celebrate the diversity of the City of Bowling Green’s residents, students and visitors.
Roger Grant
Gary Keller
Lt. Dan Mancuso
Emily Monago
Margaret Montague
Gloria Enriquez Pizana
Marcy St. John
Declan Wicks
James Wilson
Rev. Mary Jane Saunders, Vice Chair
Barbara Keller, Chair
