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Celebrating soul food during Black History Month

Summary by Ground News

The Christ the King School for Blacks was started in Orangeburg in 1940. The Catholic school served the community from 1940 until it closed in 1966. From 1966 until 1998, the school operated as the Holy Trinity Catholic School of Orangeburg. The school was set up as an integrated school system that provided education to both Blacks and whites.

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HuffPost

This Black History Month, I’m Not Celebrating Black Excellence

I understand the capitalist push to celebrate the best among us, but the other side of Black excellence is the implication that anything short is not enough.

1 year ago·United States

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Wral News

Fayetteville celebrates Black History Month, MLK with parade Saturday

The conditions are right Saturday for the Fayetteville's 29th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Black History Month parade - a little chilly, but with no rain in the forecast. The celebration steps off at 10 a.m. along Hay Street and proceeds through the heart of town to City Hall.

1 year ago·Raleigh, United States

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Leader Live

Aura Libraries: Celebrating LGBTQ+ History Month

Titles to celebrate and honour LGBTQ+ History Month

1 year ago·Wrexham, United Kingdom

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Kron 4 News

Celebrating Black History Month: Glide Church Ensemble performs

(KRON) -- The director of Glide Ensemble, Vernon Bush, joins KRON4’s Stephanie Lin to share about the organization. It is recognized for transforming lives and fighting social injustice. Watch the video above to learn more about Glide Ensemble’s mission and music.

1 year ago·S F, United States

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Marietta Daily Journal

Celebrating Black History Month: Dana Giles

EDITOR’S NOTE: In recognition of Black History Month, the MDJ is asking community leaders how they are celebrating and what the month means to them. Today we feature Pebblebrook High School Principal Dana Giles.

1 year ago

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