A Conversation with Andrew Young - National Portrait Gallery

On April 30, 2011 at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery, Andrew Young was interviewed by his longtime friend Jack H. Watson Jr. Ambassador Young discussed his role in the American civil rights movement. Jack Watson is chair of the National Portrait Gallery's Commission, and served as chief of staff for President Jimmy Carter.
Andrew Young's portrait by the artist Rossin was added to the Portrait Gallery's collections, and can be seen in the exhibition "The Struggle for Justice" on the second floor.

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I love him as much as a man can love another man and still BE a man. Thank you, Pastor.

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Thank you for posting this. Andrew Young is so smart.

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A civil servant with freedom,and administrative law with political leadership to manage a city is with international recognizance .

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Caesar’s Palace raves from river to river with this wealth of knowledge . The air waves continue to teach circulation. EDUCATION is a Clerance to new worlds. PR is a public forum for discussion from the PK’s experience . Preachers daughter CLGM 2020 thanks for the Intel. YMCA YWCA collaboration for women’s empowerment and the elimination of racism . LOVE SHOULD NOT HURT

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great guy

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Wow why is there nothing on Andrew Youngs family he has been in leadership such a long time don't understand.