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How to celebrate Black History Month in Evanston

Ladeshia Evans and daughter Lyric Chastang at Fleetwood-Jourdain’s celebration of Black History Month in 2024. Credit: Richard Cahan As January comes to a close, the start of February marks the beginning of Black History Month and there is no shortage of events to commemorate the Black leaders, artists, activists and scholars across Evanston.  Black History Month was officially recognized in America in 1976, although origins date back to 1926 wi…

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