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Mayor Michelle Wu Announces City of Boston's Lift Every Voice Event Celebrating Black History

Boston, MALocal News

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has officially announced the "Lift Every Voice" event, taking place on February 21, 2025, at the historic Strand Theatre. This event is designed to celebrate Black History and honor the invaluable contributions of African Americans to both the local and national landscape. Collaborating with the A. Philip Randolph Institute and the AFL-CIO, the celebration promises a rich program that aims to educate and engage the community about African American heritage. Mayor Wu highlighted the significance of such initiatives in promoting diversity and inclusion within Greater Boston.

The event will feature various activities, discussions, and performances that pay tribute to the resilience and achievements of the African American community. This initiative underscores Boston’s commitment to recognizing its diverse history while inspiring future generations. By fostering community connections and dialogue, the "Lift Every Voice" event aims to strengthen the city's legacy as a welcoming place for all. Residents and visitors alike are encouraged to participate in this meaningful celebration.

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