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Alabama elementary students explain Black History Month

February 28, 2018

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Today is the last day of February and, therefore, the last day of Black History Month for 2018.

We thought we would ask students at Birmingham’s Hemphill Elementary School to explain the significance of this month. Their responses are a great way to cap this month.

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