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SUMMARY:BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATION
LOCATION:Kensington Park Library\nKensington Park Library
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DESCRIPTION:Tracking the Footprints of\nBlack Elected and Appointed Offici
 als\nand Voting Paths .\nhttps://mcpl.libnet.info/event/3883151
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The year 2020 is the sesquicentennial of t
 he Fifteenth Amendment<br />when race and color could not deny you the rig
 ht to vote. African<br />Americans have continued to rally for voting righ
 ts continuously<br />even to the present day. Moreover\, there is a growin
 g number of<br />blacks as elected and appointed officials and a look at i
 dentifying the<br />role of blacks in politics today. Anita Neal Powell\, 
 will talk about this<br />path of the black voting rights movement. Anita 
 Neal Powell is the<br />President of Lincoln Park Historical Foundation an
 d Leroy E. Neal<br />African American Research Center.</p>\nhttps://mcpl.l
 ibnet.info/event/3883151
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