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Spreading awareness during African History Month in Whitney Pier

SaltWire Network | Posted: Feb. 12, 2021, 6:30 p.m. | Updated: Feb. 17, 2021, 4:44 p.m. | 1 Min Read
The African Heritage Month Information Network supports and promotes the events and is also responsible for selecting the theme and design of the poster.
The African Heritage Month Information Network supports and promotes the events and is also responsible for selecting the theme and design of the poster. - Contributed

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SYDNEY, N.S. — The "Club Fam" afterschool program at the Boys and Girls Club of Cape Breton in Whitney Pier sits in front of the poster they created for African History Month to raise awareness about the systemic racism that exists on almost every level.

Members of the Club Fam afterschool program at the Boys and Girls Club of Cape Breton in Whitney Pier sit in front of the poster they created for African History Month to raise awareness about the systemic racism that exists on almost every level. From left, back row, Jayden LeBlanc, Hannah Martin, Maddi Mollons, Emma Furlong, middle, Grace MacGillivray, Destiny Kehoe, front, Ashton Carney, Finley MacIntosh and Briar Poirier. CONTRIBUTED 
Members of the Club Fam afterschool program at the Boys and Girls Club of Cape Breton in Whitney Pier sit in front of the poster they created for African History Month to raise awareness about the systemic racism that exists on almost every level. From left, back row, Jayden LeBlanc, Hannah Martin, Maddi Mollons, Emma Furlong, middle, Grace MacGillivray, Destiny Kehoe, front, Ashton Carney, Finley MacIntosh and Briar Poirier. CONTRIBUTED 

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