Albany Civil Rights Institute Boyd-Grant Dinner

By Albany Herald News

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May 7, 2016

Lamar Smith, on the saxophone, and T. Marshall Jones, on keyboard, provide music Friday before the start of the ACRIâs annual Boyd-Grant Community Service Dinner. (Staff photoâ Terry lewis)

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The speaker for the The ACRI’s Annual Boyd-Grant Community Service Dinner Friday was Carolynne Grant Williams, the daughter of late Mt. Zion Baptist pastor E. James Grant. She is canon for pastoral care for the Episcopal Cathedral of St. Philip in Atlanta. (Staff photo: Terry Lewis)

Part of the large gathering for the ACRI’s Boyd-Grant Community Service Dinner Friday night. (Staff Photo: Terry Lewis)

Part of the large gathering for the ACRI’s Boyd-Grant Community Service Dinner Friday night. (Staff Photo: Terry Lewis)

Boy Scouts Pack 8 from Institutional First Baptist Church attend the ACRI’s annual Boyd-Grant Community Service Dinner Friday. Shown are pack leader, from left, Evelyn Coney; Javien Butts, 8; pack leader Vernice Canty, and Zibeon Wingfield, 9. (Staff photo: Terry Lewis)

Part of the large gathering for the ACRI’s Boyd-Grant Community Service Dinner Friday night. (Staff Photo: Terry Lewis)

U.S. Rep. Sanford Bishop aide Kenneth Cutts introduces the speaker during the ACRI’s annual Boyd-Grant Community Service Dinner Friday night. (Staff Photo: Terry Lewis)

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