Black History Month News – Bronx Times

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New documentary on influential Harlem Renaissance artist launches in honor of Black History Month

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Dr. Yonette Davis brings culturally-responsive geriatric medicine to the Bronx

By Emily Swanson

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Mott Haven ceremony details the Bronx’s ties to the Underground Railroad

By Gabriele Holtermann

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What’s Happening, Black History Month edition: Black History Collection Scavenger Hunt, Juneteenth Legacy Project music, Afro-Latinx dance and more

By Jill Tuthill

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Gibson to host Black History Month celebration

By Bronx Times

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Lime accidentally partners with white-owned business for Black History Month

By Aliya Schneider

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Botanical Garden explores the enduring botanical legacy of the African diaspora

By Bronx Times

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Black History Month being observed with events across NY

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Black History Month programming at Lehman College

By Bronx Times

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Bronx SVU detective saving lives on the job and through organ donation

By Jason Cohen

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BP Diaz releases Black Maternal Mortality Task Force Report

By Bronx Times

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Community Board 9 recognizes residents for Black History Month

By Jason Cohen

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Mobile bookstore coming to the Bronx

By Jason Cohen

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A history of hip hop in the Boogie Down Bronx

By Alex Mitchell

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From rapper to captain: A Bronx NYPD officer’s journey

By Jason Cohen

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One Hundred Black Men of New York Celebrates 41st Annual Gala

By Mauro DeLuca

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