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A celebration of history and culture, and a call to overcome modern tribalism
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A celebration of history and culture, and a call to overcome modern tribalism
The Riverhead school district’s 17th annual Black History Month Celebration Thursday night at the high school featured dance performances, music, poetry, recognitions and awards, presentations by members of the Council for Unity, a preview of the Garfield Langhorn documentary film produced by the Vietnam Veterans of America and a compelling keynote speech by the Rev. Cynthia Liggon of First… Source
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