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ASO’s annual fashion show, ‘Threads of the Motherland,” models history and legacy of African culture
The African Student Organization hosted its annual fashion show in the Mandela Room this past Friday. Themed “Threads of the Motherland: Genesis de L’Afrique,” which translates to “The Beginning of Africa,” the show honored centuries of African culture and fashion. Lombe Mwambwa, the organization’s educational coordinator and a sophomore majoring in philosophy, politics and law, shared the event’s significance to the African community at Bingham…
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