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SUMMARY:A Journey Through Chocolate and Black History
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DESCRIPTION:An exploration of chocolate through the lens of Black history.
  Sample chocolates with a recipe to take home..\nhttps://toledo.libnet.inf
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>An exploration of chocolate through the le
 ns of Black history. Sample chocolates with a recipe to take home.</p>\n<p
 >Luvable Sweets and Fine Chocolates design and create chocolate-covered fr
 uit\, fruit bouquets\, vegetable platters\, charcuterie boards\, and other
  treats for any occasion.</p>\n<p>The Association for the Study of African
  American Life and History (ASALH) has selected&nbsp\;African Americans an
 d Labor&nbsp\;as the theme of Black History Month 2025. In celebration of 
 this theme\, Toledo Library is hosting programs throughout February that s
 potlight Black-owned businesses in Lucas County.</p>\n<p>From the ASALH we
 bsite (asalh.org):</p>\n<p><em>The 2025 Black History Month theme\, Africa
 n Americans\, and Labor\, focuses on the various and profound ways that wo
 rk and working of all kinds &ndash\; free and unfree\, skilled\, and unski
 lled\, vocational and voluntary &ndash\; intersect with the collective exp
 eriences of Black people. Indeed\, work is at the very center of much of B
 lack history and culture. Be it the traditional agricultural labor of ensl
 aved Africans that fed Low Country colonies\, debates among Black educator
 s on the importance of vocational training\, self-help strategies and entr
 epreneurship in Black communities\, or organized labor&rsquo\;s role in fi
 ghting both economic and social injustice\, Black people&rsquo\;s work has
  been transformational throughout the U.S.\, Africa\, and the Diaspora. Th
 e 2025 Black History Month theme\, &ldquo\;African Americans and Labor\,&r
 dquo\; sets out to highlight and celebrate the potent impact of this work.
 </em></p>\nhttps://toledo.libnet.info/event/12662485
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