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The Halp Network celebrates Black History Month with poetry readings! Some of our friends share powerful quotes and poems in honor of Black History Month. In case you missed those, they’ve all been compiled in one special video on our YouTube channel. Click here to watch now!
As we remain committed to celebrating and uplifting our diverse community throughout the year, we strive to create spaces where everyone’s voice is heard. This Black History Month, we’re honored to share powerful quotes and poems read by incredibly talented individuals who embody kindness, compassion, and inclusivity. Through their passions, they inspire and encourage those around them to continue breaking barriers and making a difference.
Our work doesn’t stop here. Every day, we’re committed to creating a world where everyone’s voice is heard. We’re incredibly grateful to be surrounded by such remarkable individuals who inspire us to keep pushing forward. The powerful poems shared by brilliant, talented voices left us in awe, and we’re so thankful for each of you choosing kindness and compassion in everything you do. Your presence and dedication motivate us to continue breaking down barriers.
Thank you!
Ashleigh Morghan
Terrance Addison
Jazzy Frizzle
Irving Green
Mara Junot
Justice Slocum
Melique Berger
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