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IUN to celebrate Black History Month with concert and film series

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The High Point Museum will host four programs in February 2023 to celebrate Black History Month. All programs will be held in the museum's lecture gallery at 1859 E. Lexington Ave. A viewing of the documentary "The Unlocking the Door of Opportunity" is scheduled for Feb. 4.

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