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Airdrie Public Library - Black culture on the walls

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The Federal Government recognized February as Black History Month in 1996 and Alberta followed a decade later. Airdrie Public Library's latest art exhibit is titled &bring a folding chair, and is part of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts Travelling Exhibition. The 20 pieces are eclectic, covering a variety of styles and ideas, all representing a people that have often been omitted from the national cultural narrative.

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Airdrie Public Library - Black culture on the walls

Canada is largely a country built through immigration, and Black people of Caribbean and African heritage have been a part.

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Airdrie Echo broke the news in Airdrie, Canada on Tuesday, August 8, 2023.
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