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Spiral Q’s 22nd Annual Peoplehood Parade

Paul Robeson House 4951 Walnut St., Philadelphia, PA, United States

Join us as we march in celebration of the People - especially those who live and work at the forefront of fighting against oppression and discrimination. Peoplehood is handmade and people powered, bringing the community together with giant puppets, drum lines, banners, performances, and art. The parade begins at 1pm at the Paul Robeson House 4951 Walnut St Performances start around 2:30 at Clark Park at 45th and Chester and end by 3:30pm.

Free

Year of the Woman Strut-A-Thon

Welcome Ladies! In honor of Womens History Month we are coming to break history. Crystal Bailey, Brianna of Jus B Photography, and Yazzo The Hairstylist have joined forces to create the first annual Strut-A-Thon! On March 4th, the ladies are looking for 250+ Women (age 21+) to meet at a signature location. There will be an immersive photo op. Everyone will then walk making a major impact on Philadelphia as its never been done before to shed light on the unity of women and the power of the female. We are looking for women of color from all walks of

FREE

History Lecture Series – Slavery in Pennsylvania

Norristown Farm Park 2500 Upper Farm Road, Norristown, PA, United States

Saturday, February 10th at 2:00pm History Lecture Series – Slavery in Pennsylvania Join us for a winter history lecture series - a great opportunity to delve deeper into Pennsylvania history and learn something new! Lectures will be held at Norristown Farm Park on the second Saturday in January, February, and March at 2:00pm. Honor Black History Month with a lecture on the history of the institution of slavery in Pennsylvania. The first enslaved individuals arrived in the territory prior to Pennsylvania’s founding as a colony and soon-there-after abolitionists began to speak out. Explore the life of Pennsylvania’s enslaved, the passing

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