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Linden students observe Black History Month

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(Photo by Danneshia Hinton) Linden High School junior Marquell Packer brought Harlem Renaissance poet Langston Hughes to life when he performed a dramatic recitation of "I, Too" as part of the recent student assembly celebrating Black History Month. Pictured here are (l-r) Marquell Packer (as Langston Hughes) and Marnise Stevenson.
(Photo by Danneshia Hinton)
Linden High School junior Marquell Packer brought Harlem Renaissance poet Langston Hughes to life when he performed a dramatic recitation of “I, Too” as part of the recent student assembly celebrating Black History Month. Pictured here are (l-r) Marquell Packer (as Langston Hughes) and Marnise Stevenson.
(Photo by Danneshia Hinton) Linden High School freshman LaCrystal Jones and junior Quinten Richardson performed a duet of "Father, Can You Hear Me" following the invocation at the Black History Month Assembly. The LHS Choir, directed and accompanied by Mr. Joe Young, also performed several selections during the program. Pictured here are (front l-r) Quinten Richardson, LaCrystal Jones, (back l-r) Marnise Stevenson and Dr. Timothy Thurman.
(Photo by Danneshia Hinton)
Linden High School freshman LaCrystal Jones and junior Quinten Richardson performed a duet of “Father, Can You Hear Me” following the invocation at the Black History Month Assembly. The LHS Choir, directed and accompanied by Mr. Joe Young, also performed several selections during the program. Pictured here are (front l-r) Quinten Richardson, LaCrystal Jones, (back l-r) Marnise Stevenson and Dr. Timothy Thurman.