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✨ STAND & SOUL CLUB PRESENTS: A BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATION ✨

Join us Friday, February 28th, from 3-4 PM as we honor Black history, culture, and excellence! Don’t miss this special club event—sign up now using the Google Form akeelah created!

See Ms. Parks or MP for more details.

History. Culture. Excellence. ✨🖤✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

On behalf of & club, thank you to everyone who helped plan, execute, and support the 1st Annual Black History Month Program at Madison Central High School! From our family and friends to the entire Richmond and Madison County community—your presence made this celebration of Black Excellence truly unforgettable. Thank you to our head principal, Mr. Fritz for giving us the space to be intentional and creative.

Our Team
Ms. Parks' African American Studies Class + STAND & SOUL CLUBS
Mr. Massey's Kentucky Studies Class
Mr. Nicholas and The History Makers Club
Mr. Miller and the .minority_board

Performance by under the Direction of Mrs. Lisa Jury.

Special thanks to Mrs. McKay 📸, Ms. Smith💻, Mrs. Kinley, Mrs. Ballew, Mrs. Stamper, Mrs. Ramsey 🙏🏻, and the Girls Basketball Team for the help you provided at the event and behind the scenes!

Here’s to honoring the past, celebrating the present, and empowering the future! ✨️

Follow for Black History features throughout the month of February!

Meet Willa Brown Chappell—the first Black woman in the U.S. to earn both a pilot’s license and a commercial aviation license! ✈️✨ A trailblazer in the skies and a champion for Black aviators, she helped train Tuskegee Airmen and fought for racial equality in aviation. Her legacy still soars today!

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Meet Anna Mac Clarke: A trailblazer who broke barriers in the U.S. Army! ✊🏾✨ As the first Black woman to command an all-white unit in the Women’s Army Corps during WWII, she paved the way for desegregation in the military. Her courage and leadership deserve to be remembered!

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Did you know Louisville once had a thriving municipal college that shaped Black excellence? ✨📚 Discover the legacy of Louisville Municipal College and its impact on education!

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Henry Boyd: The enslaved man from Kentucky who bought his freedom, became a master carpenter, and built a legacy brick by brick! ✨ His patented bedstead design and thriving business in Cincinnati defied the odds.

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Discover the rich tapestry of African American heritage in Laurel County through the eyes of Wayne Riley, founder of the Laurel County African American Heritage Center. From preserving history to cultivating community gardens, Wayne's dedication breathes life into the stories of the past and nourishes the future.

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