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Black History Month Focuses On Economic Empowerment In Lethbridge - Bridge City News - February 17, 2026

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While Black History Month celebrations continue in Lethbridge, the BIPOC Foundation is advancing a series of initiatives focused on economic empowerment — ensuring that artists, filmmakers, performers, and entrepreneurs are not only recognized, but fairly compensated and supported with meaningful opportunities for growth.
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Black History Month Focuses On Economic Empowerment In Lethbridge - Bridge City News - February 17, 2026

While Black History Month celebrations continue in Lethbridge, the BIPOC Foundation is advancing a series of initiatives focused on economic empowerment — ensuring that artists, filmmakers, performers, and entrepreneurs are not only recognized, but fairly compensated and supported with meaningful opportunities for growth.

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