MLK vLEGACY anchors Mission123 in black and colored communities worldwide.
If you’re violent to yourself by putting things into your body that violate its spirit, it will be difficult not to perpetuate that onto someone else.
~Dexter King(Veganism is) … the next logical extension of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s philosophy of non-violence.
~Coretta KingTo lift up a society, grasp the bottom and pull upwards.
~Prof. VegheadCircles of Life Mandala, Mission123
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. did not practice a strict vegan diet but represented the ethical, moral and social values of Global Mission123.
The purpose of MKL vLegacy is to export his American work to Haiti and the World through school systems, entertainment industries
and cultural institutions. This includes repackaging and invigorating MLK 365 for all young people.
~Jeff ‘VeganMan’ Tucker, Founder Mission123Background & Basis (USA): Pew Research Center survey 8% of black Americans are strict vegans or vegetarians, compared to just 3% of the general population. This mirrors 2015 findings by Vegetarian Resource Group – 8% of black people are strictly vegetarian, compared to 3.4% overall. Gallup – 31% of non-white Americans had reduced their meat consumption in 2019 vs. 19% of white Americans. Survey meaning the AA population, historically most vulnerable to S.A.D. (Standard American Diet) and its concurrent disease-dysfunction-degraded damages, gets the biggest statistical boost in lifestyle benefits and the highest ROI on nonprofit investments.
Basis (non-USA): MLK vLegacy transcends boundary lines, localized productions or and is a birthright of all Earthlings.
MLK vLEGACY will connect theatre arts with humane education in ‘Enstiti Edikasyon,’
Help-Haiti’s emergent online education system
MLK vLegacy 365
The partnership between Herman LeVern Jones‘ TheatreSouth, Jeff ‘VeganMan’ Tucker and the Jones Theatre Family
(Carolyn, Yonnick and Bianca LaVerne) established a black, vegan theatre company to promote MLK vLegacy 365, educational
module on world peace, social justice and #blackdietsmatter during the Second World Tour of I Have A Dream (‘IHAD,’)
award-winning Broadway musical depicting the final years of Dr. Martin Luther, King Jr.’s life.
Clip of I Have A Dream>
https://www.facebook.com/theatresouth/videos/1372673396122471
First Recording of Haiti Shall Overcome
Theme Song of Ambassador Kids
Lyrics by Jeff ‘VeganMan’ Tucker
Ethical Vegan Exemplars and Champions of #BlackDiets Matter
3 EarthSave Ambassadors who became PlantPure Pod Leaders
Roger Horne (Urban Greenworks Executive Director, EarthSave Ambassador and VeganVille Advisory Board) created Community Food Security Initiative, bringing the first Urban Farm model to Liberty City, a USDA “food desert.” Also Hammocks in Da Hood – restoring the native ecoscape of neglected inner-city open spaces. New Pollinator Pathways supports ecosystem restoration throughout Miami-Dade. Roger set up permitting for community-owned markets, gardens and urban agriculture With Miami’s Food Policy Council, and built residential edible gardens with Habitat for Humanity.
Ritho Jean Louis, founder R Solution 2004, Inc. in the service of Haitians and their nation. Developing Haiti Natural Hospital & Healing Community vFund, Fort Royal Campus.
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Sherwood Ross graduated from UM in the 1950’s with a ‘first of its kind’ degree in race relations. The “March Against Fear” was comprised of Ross, Meredith and only 3 other men, but following Meredith’s recovery it culminated in e “Last Great March of the Civil Rights Era.” Few people know how many leading civil rights figures were prone to crash Sherwood’s NYC apartment or how devoutly he pursued his journalistic activism until his recent death. To my endless consternation, Sherwood always declined roles I Have A Dream-Revival Tour and vLegacy events for personal reasons. 
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THEME SONGS of MLK vLegacy in Haiti
HAITIAN GRACE v.7.15.22
A song for Help Haiti NGO and MLK vLegacy Project
Kernel Lyrics by hhTeam, Kenneth Durrum and Jeff ‘VeganMan’ Tucker
To the gospel tune “AMAZING GRACE” – Sung in the key of H (for Hope)
Copyright: VeganMan Enterprises 2022
Spoken:
Many score and more years ago, zealous Haitian patriots founded an island nation on liberty and equality, even as a jealous world beset them in bloody conflicts, testing if any republic forged in slavery, can emerge, or thrive. Haiti ‘HATERS’ are few, but ‘HAITEURS’ are the global norm, arrayed on the S.A.D. spectrum from apathy to ignorance.
Lyrics:
O HAITIAN GRACE your soulful sound saves many HAITEURS like me
My vegan soul was tempest-tossed till I loved BRAVE HAITI HAITI.
O BRAVE HAITI your land endures the utmost misery
Your people trust and so we must resolve to SAVE HAITI.
Now SAVE HAITI’s a joyful sound that sets our conscience free,
On bended knee I’ll plead until we all join HELP HAITI.
O HAITIAN GRACE your sweet-sweet sound saved many a HAITEUR like me
Refrain:
My soul was lost until I found a way to HELP HAITI.
Help Haiti NGO invokes a 4th, spiritual aspect of Mission123 as Haiti’s Antidote for Millenium3: Humane + Holistic + Hygienic + Hope. ~Haiti Rising to hhFingersign
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