Historical figures tell their stories to celebrate Black History Month

Bethesda Baptist Church commemorates its members’ heritage by portraying those who helped mold their culture
February 29, 2024 at 12:06 a.m.
Nina Jones of Port Chester channels the “Songbird of the South” by breaking out into Dottie Peoples’ song during the Black History Month Celebration at Bethesda Baptist Church on Saturday, Feb. 24. She, along with 13 other friends and members of the 136 E. William St. church, celebrated the accomplishments of African Americans by portraying the historic figures in front of the congregation.
Nina Jones of Port Chester channels the “Songbird of the South” by breaking out into Dottie Peoples’ song during the Black History Month Celebration at Bethesda Baptist Church on Saturday, Feb. 24. She, along with 13 other friends and members of the 136 E. William St. church, celebrated the accomplishments of African Americans by portraying the historic figures in front of the congregation. (David Tapia/Westmore News)

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The history of the U.S. is abundant with African American contributions. They’ve been a part …

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