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We’re still here: Black students celebrate Black History Month despite obstacles

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Black History Month was first officially recognized in February 1976 by then-President Gerald Ford. 39 years later, under the second administration of President Donald Trump, the Department of Defense announced it would no longer “host celebrations or events related to cultural awareness months,” including Black History Month. Last March, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed Senate Bill 129, the “divisive concepts” bill, into law. Once it took effect Oc…
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We’re still here: Black students celebrate Black History Month despite obstacles

Black History Month was first officially recognized in February 1976 by then-President Gerald Ford. 39 years later, under the second administration of President Donald Trump, the Department of Defense announced it would no longer “host celebrations or events related to cultural awareness months,” including Black History Month. Last March, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed Senate Bill 129, the “divisive concepts” bill, into law. Once it took effect Oc…

·Tuscaloosa, United States
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