‘Spreading Black girl magic’: Berkeley student orators as young as 7 celebrate Harlem Renaissance in poetry and speeches

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‘Spreading Black girl magic’: Berkeley student orators as young as 7 celebrate Harlem Renaissance in poetry and speeches

… the 1920s and 1930s when African American art, culture and pride flourished … ,” Kamar O’Guinn, BUSD’s African American Success manager, told Berkeleyside.

Berkeley … to contemporary issues still impacting Black Americans today.

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Source: Berkeleyside — Berkeley, CA's independent news site

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