Urban League Honors Leaders, Urges Action
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The Urban League of Greater Kansas City honored Bridget Williams and Reverend Al Sharpton at its annual Difference Maker Awards Luncheon, focusing on civic leadership and democracy. Williams, head of the Heavy Constructors Association, was recognized for her infrastructure work and accountability. Sharpton received the Civil Rights Living Legend Award and emphasized the importance of fighting for voting rights and avoiding complacency. The event also marked the retirement of longtime CEO Gwendolyn Grant, who plans to step down in 2027 after leading through challenges like the pandemic and racial justice efforts. Speakers stressed the need for engagement and teamwork to drive real change.
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