Celebrating Black History Month on Lake to Lake

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Published February 27 2024

An attendee at opening night of the "Elevating Voices" art exhibition at City Hall.

To celebrate Black History Month, Martin Luther King Jr. Day events and an art exhibition at City Hall are featured in this month's episode of Lake to Lake.

Dr. Linda Whitehead, Bellevue chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer, hosts the show, which offers extended clips from:

the MLK Day Health Fair co-hosted with the Bellevue alumnae chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. at the Crossroads Mall
an MLK Day Bellevue Youth Link panel about equity
the "Elevating Voices" exhibition at City Hall in February featuring the work of black Northwest artists

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