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Hung at the front of the school is a colorful banner that depicts prominent African American figures throughout history. It’s there to signify the start of Black History Month celebrations.

Black History Month fosters representation, acceptance among Wakefield students

Abby Zimmerman, Student Life Editor • February 25, 2025

At Wakefield High School, students can participate in a plethora of clubs that display various cultures around the world. One such club is the Black Student Union (BSU), whose members plan to celebrate...

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Tristan Lempka and Keith Kamau • February 5, 2024

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The bulletin board outside of Wakefield High School's Student Services repping a Black History Month tapestry to show Black pride.

Wakefield High School shows Black pride through month-long Black History celebrations

Nic Cazin, Co-Editor-in-Chief • February 15, 2023

Every February, the United States and Canada celebrate Black History Month. This month serves as a celebration of Black culture and history while highlighting the contributions of civil rights leaders...

Why do we need Black History Month?

Montia Daniels, Arts and Entertainment Editor • March 1, 2018

Black History Month was started by a group of Kent State students in 1970 to highlight the achievements of African Americans who are often minimized. I remember being amazed at the inventions of Frederick...

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