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  1. Where does Black History Month place on City of Bridgeport list of leader priorities?
    Meeting at City Hall, with officialdom, but no speakers from traditional keepers of African-American history at colleges, religious, or civil rights groups is great, places this effort low down on such priority listing, does it not?
    Why is this so, when DEI is relentlessly under attack at the Federal level? How does this story play out on the street? What book are you reading to feed your knowledge and opinions about what has existed in the past? What additional ‘digging’ into the records of times past to inform your curiosity? Are you waiting for a neighbor ‘to save your bacon’ in terms of rescuing the concept of “the common good”? Time will tell.

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  2. Logical speaking, from my perspective I thing Black History month is on top of the list of Port’s political leaders among any other heritage month celebration.

    You hit the nail on the head though, ” What books are you reading to feed your knowledge and opinions” They say you are what you eat.

    However, today’s youths then to get there daily dietary supplements for social media reel/clips

    Perhaps Lamar or Drake can grace Port’s city hall to honor black history month. That sit was cold. 😂

    https://www.facebook.com/share/r/18v1Fgx2Q3/

    What say you Drake.

    https://youtube.com/shorts/HelVaXGsP8Q?si=R3jQ-KVXjl9QhT3B

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