Newburgh raises Pan-African flag to celebrate Black History Month
City Mayor Torrance Harvey says it represents African American ancestry and is a symbol of freedom and democracy.
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Feb 1, 2022, 10:16 PM
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226ds agoNewburgh raised a Pan-African flag on Tuesday in celebration of Black History Month.
City Mayor Torrance Harvey says it represents African American ancestry and is a symbol of freedom and democracy.
The flag will be displayed at Broadway Park for the month of February.
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