Remembering, honoring, never forgeting the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., has, since 1976, been the birthmark and cornerstone of the Brandywine Peace Community's commitment to nonviolent action for peace and justice. It would become a near 50-year resistance to war, nuclear weapons, and to the people and corporations making them. Over the decades, time after time after time, standing before Lockheed Martin (and before that, GE), during demonstration after demonstration, arrest after arrest, we'd hear the sound of Dr. King's words speak of "America's evil triplets: racism, militarism, and materialism." In that same speech delivered exactly one year to the day before his murder in Memphis, TN, on April 4, 1968, Dr. King decried the genocidal violence of the war in Vietnam and called the U.S. government "...the greatest purveyor of violence in the world...."Try as we must, we're still trying to walk the way of Dr. King.

*Banner and Poster Vigil Display. Bell-Tolling.  
*Readings from Dr. King. Martin Luther King Day litany.
*Ceremony uplifting the UN Nuclear Ban Treaty.
*Declaration of the Illegality of Nuclear Weapons with UN treaty. and *Crime scene tape marking the driveway entrance to Lockheed Martin
*NOTICE OF UN TREATY PROHIBITION

MANDATORY FOR PARTICIPANTS:
Adherence to the discipline of Nonviolence [“of fist, tongue, and heart”, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.]    Safety concerns for one another and all others in this horrid time of COVID-19, as the severity and spread, rate of infection and deaths from the virus and its variants increases everywhere.   Practice SOCIAL DISTANCING, keeping six feet apart throughout the demonstration. WEAR A MASK If you don’t have a mask, we’ll give you one!  Please bring your folding chair and once you get situated, be six feet apart on either side from other participants, with a sign. Please check the site page [http://www.brandywinepeace.com/event/dr-rev-martin-luther-king-jr-day-time-of-nonviolent-action-lockheed-martin-king-of-prussia-pa/] for any updates and/or adaptations in keeping with the Covid-19 pandemic and its variants protocol. TAKE CARE OF EACH OTHER, THE MANTRA OF DAY!