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Students reflect on Black Heritage Month


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“We still need to bridge the gap between all Americans, but Black Heritage Month gives us a chance to see where we came from and what we are doing now.”
—Kenyon Bonds, Physical therapy major

  “It’s about being proud of where we came from and what we went through. It’s an important month for all ethnicities.”
—Dreonna Adkins, Biomedical engineering major

 
“I think Black Heritage Month should be more emphasized. No one really recognizes it anymore, not even African-Americans.”
—Sophia Calhoun, Business major

  “I like it because you get to learn about the African-American heritage. It’s a memorable month.”
—BayShon Payne, Premed major

 
“I celebrate Black Heritage Month because I believe the African-American culture is rich in history. It’s also good to see that America has come so far ... as pertaining to racism and coexistence.” —Colby Ellison ,Sophomore

  “My family has its own family business, so we celebrate Black History Month every year. I also enjoy celebrating it because the events throughout the month are fun.”
—Ryane Adams, Digital arts major

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