Legislature Hosts African Liberation Day Ceremony

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Legislature Hosts African Liberation Day Ceremony

The V.I. Legislature hosted the annual African Liberation Day Ceremony, "Forward Ever to World-Wide Pan-African Unity," in honor of the territory’s citizens who descended from African ancestors.

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