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Carroll students amplify Black American voices during 10th annual African American Read-In

Summary by The Baltimore Sun
Seventeen-year-old Denzel Asamoah used his dynamic voice and dramatic flair to captivate a full room with a poem he composed. “Branding Iron” was inspired by his appreciation for his mother and a sense of gratitude that extends to many community members. Denzel was among more than two dozen Carroll County Public Schools students who boldly took the stage at the Carroll Arts Center Wednesday night for the 10th annual African American Read-In. Man…

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The Baltimore SunThe Baltimore Sun

Carroll students amplify Black American voices during 10th annual African American Read-In

Seventeen-year-old Denzel Asamoah used his dynamic voice and dramatic flair to captivate a full room with a poem he composed. “Branding Iron” was inspired by his appreciation for his mother and a sense of gratitude that extends to many community members. Denzel was among more than two dozen Carroll County Public Schools students who boldly took the stage at the Carroll Arts Center Wednesday night for the 10th annual African American Read-In. Man…

·Baltimore, United States
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The Hamilton SpectatorThe Hamilton Spectator

Still Here: A Call to Remember and Amplify Black Voices in Halton

Between 1850 and 1860, Black residents made up nearly 40% of Oakville’s population — a significant presence shaped by both freedom seekers escaping slavery in the United States and established Black families who had lived in the area for generations,…

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Honouring Black Voices: Read, Reflect, Remember

Today marks the final day of Black History Month. We hope this list of books transports you, introduces you to new cultures, and helps you find your next dazzling read. Giller Prize-Winning Books Fifteen Dogs by André Alexis Winner of the 2015 Giller Prize Published by Coach House Books And so it

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The Bay State BannerThe Bay State Banner

Reflections on Black History: We are here because of all the ancestors who tried – The Bay State Banner

The power of Dorothy Height’s words, “I want to be remembered as one who tried,” strikes at the heart of Boston’s Black legacy. We are here because of all the ancestors who tried, those whose triumphs were blocked, those who persisted and those who succeeded.

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