The annual African American History Month show captivates students
Orchesis joins hands as they perform for the audience.
The annual African American history program this year was filled with colorful and vibrant performances by an African dance troupe from Chicago. The performances included an abundance of knowledge, African traditional dances, and music that was new to students. The cultural knowledge the performers taught the students gave them the experience that they need to understand the African culture and where black people came from.
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