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2011 SPECTACULAR MAGAZINE MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDS
| SATURDAY JUNE 18, 2011 NC JUNETEENTH BRIDGE BUILDERS YOUTH LUNCHEON 11:00 am Designed to ‘build the bridge’ between area middle and high school youth (boys and girls) and positive African American men on the day before Father’s Day. Motivational speeches, food, entertainment, information, etc. Luncheon is FREE for youth; TO REGISTER http://bridgebuilders.eventbrite.com/ UNITY MARCH 12:30 pm March for the eradication of modern-day forms of bondage - gangs, drugs, violence, abuse, etc. 7TH ANNUAL NC JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION CCB PLAZA 1:00 - 8:00 pm African American Independence Day, celebrating the ending of slavery with music, food, vendors, activities for children, and more!!! FREE |
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With a mission to enlighten and empower, this year Spectacular Magazine in conjunction with
Triangle Cultural Awareness Foundation, will recognize and honor the achievements of eight (8)
African American men and/or men who have made a difference in the African American community
with the Spectacular Magazine Man of the Year Awards.
Nominations were accepted in seven categories. The NC Juneteenth Celebration Planning
Committee, based on a scoring system, selected the top three (3) Semi-Finalists in each of six (6)
on June 3, 2011. The Finalists will be named at the Spectacular Magazine Man of the Year Awards
Banquet on Friday June 17, 2011, the eve of the Annual NC Juneteenth Celebration & Unity March.
The Banquet will be held at the Radisson Hotel (formerly the Governor's Inn) in Research Triangle
Park, NC.
Triangle Cultural Awareness Foundation, will recognize and honor the achievements of eight (8)
African American men and/or men who have made a difference in the African American community
with the Spectacular Magazine Man of the Year Awards.
Nominations were accepted in seven categories. The NC Juneteenth Celebration Planning
Committee, based on a scoring system, selected the top three (3) Semi-Finalists in each of six (6)
on June 3, 2011. The Finalists will be named at the Spectacular Magazine Man of the Year Awards
Banquet on Friday June 17, 2011, the eve of the Annual NC Juneteenth Celebration & Unity March.
The Banquet will be held at the Radisson Hotel (formerly the Governor's Inn) in Research Triangle
Park, NC.
The Committee names the recipient of the Spectacular
demonstrated dedication, leadership and commitment to the
advancement, promotion and development of the cultural,
educational, social, economic, political welfare and/or in any
other areas that impact the lives of people in the
African-American community; must be of African heritage.
The 2011 Spectacular Magazine Man of the Year - Lifetime
Achievement Award recipient is Judge Milton "Toby" Fitch,
Jr. (pictured left). He is the Senior Resident Superior Court
Judge for the 7B Judicial District of North Carolina. His current
term expires in 2018. Fitch was appointed Superior Court
demonstrated dedication, leadership and commitment to the
advancement, promotion and development of the cultural,
educational, social, economic, political welfare and/or in any
other areas that impact the lives of people in the
African-American community; must be of African heritage.
The 2011 Spectacular Magazine Man of the Year - Lifetime
Achievement Award recipient is Judge Milton "Toby" Fitch,
Jr. (pictured left). He is the Senior Resident Superior Court
Judge for the 7B Judicial District of North Carolina. His current
term expires in 2018. Fitch was appointed Superior Court
of Representatives in the State of North Carolina. He was the first African American in the State of
North Carolina to preside over the House, the first Majority Whip and the first African American to be
elected House Majority Leader.Judge Fitch was installed as Most Worshipful Grand Master of the
Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Free & Accepted Masons of North Carolina in 2003, a position he still
currently holds. For many years, Fitch has devoted considerable skills and talents to serving the
people of Wilson, Edgecombe and Nash Counties, and the State of North Carolina.
North Carolina to preside over the House, the first Majority Whip and the first African American to be
elected House Majority Leader.Judge Fitch was installed as Most Worshipful Grand Master of the
Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Free & Accepted Masons of North Carolina in 2003, a position he still
currently holds. For many years, Fitch has devoted considerable skills and talents to serving the
people of Wilson, Edgecombe and Nash Counties, and the State of North Carolina.