Declare February 2024 as Black History Month in Richmond
In Plain English
Richmond formally recognizes February 2024 as Black History Month to honor African American contributions to the city. The proclamation highlights Richmond's deep connection to Black history through World War II shipyard workers who shaped the city's culture. The 2024 national theme focuses on African Americans and the arts.
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