PHOTO GALLERY: Columbia Values Diversity breakfast

Thursday, January 15, 2009 | 12:15 p.m. CST; updated 10:21 p.m. CST, Thursday, January 15, 2009
Claire Magee performs with the Chinese Performing Arts Group at the Columbia Values Diversity breakfast at the Holiday Inn Expo Center on Thursday.   ¦  Kyle Spradley
BY Kyle Spradley
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The 16th annual Columbia Values Diversity breakfast was held Thursday morning at the Holiday Inn Expo Center.

 Guests at the 16th annual Columbia Values Diversity breakfast dine at the Holiday Inn Expo Center on Thursday. The event honors those in the community who have exemplified the life and teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and bring peace and understanding through nonviolence among different cultural and ethnic backgrounds.   ¦  Kyle Spradley
Carmen Mendez delivers food at the 16th annual Columbia Values Diversity breakfast at the Holiday Inn Expo Center on Thursday.   ¦  Kyle Spradley
Erica Henderson performs a traditional African dance to the sounds of a djemba drum performed by Morgan Matsiga during the performance "Life is a Mystery/Love is a Dancer." The performance included dances and spoken words at the Columbia Values Diversity breakfast at the Holiday Inn Expo Center on Thursday.   ¦  Kyle Spradley

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