"He believed
that everyone had a purpose in life and could make a difference. I held
onto his words when I decided to go outside the classroom to run for political
office. I had fears of failing and the impact that my decision might have
on my family but like King I chose to take a stand so that I could make
a difference," Cox told students.
In addition
to the presentation of awards, the program also included performances
and a rendition of Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech
presented by Gyawu Mahama of the school's Multicultural Club.
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