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ASALH Executive Director Sylvia Cyrus with Carter G. Woodson Awardee Delbert Richardson at NEA Awards

ASALH Manhattan Branch (NY)

A Conversation with County Executive Rushern L. Baker, III and ASALH President Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham

Dr. Higginbotham Receives the Keeper of the Community Award

2016 90th Annual Black History Month Luncheon

“Meet Me In the Bottom” Screening with filmmaker Shawn Utsey at the ASALH 2016 National Conference.

Woodson family member, Dr. Craig Woodson, at the ASALH 2016 National Conference

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