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Black History Month events in Laurel
SUMMARY: The content discusses upcoming events in Laurel-Jones County, such as flag flying and March for Justice, to celebrate Black History Month. The Laurel-Jones County Black History Museum and Arts is hosting several events, such as gospel songs, spoken words, and rap music, to celebrate and remember the culture throughout Black History Month. It emphasizes the importance of being inclusive and recognizing the contributions of Black history and culture for everyone. A variety of events is planned to continue the celebration and educate the community about everyone's story. Some of the celebrations are also intended to embrace multicultural events in Laurel.
The Laurel-Jones County Black History Museum and Arts will host several events to honor Black History Month.
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