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September 1981 Spelman Spotlight Page 4 Black College Day ’81 (Left) Several T.V. cameramen and reporters were amongst the thousands of people present at the state capital on Sept. 28, 1981. (Below) “How do we change what we care about into the law that will eliminate the need to march? The answer is as easy as one, two, three. One vote, two votes, three votes,” proclaimed Mayor Jackson. " 1 (Above left) Governor Busbee read a proclamation which stated that Georgia is, “dedicated to the survival of its historically Black private and public colleges.” (Above right) Students display a sign for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference as part of the day's symbolism. (Left) Rev. Joseph Lowery, Rev. Jesse Jackson, and Councilman James Bond were among the many who led the march to the state’s Capitol.