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Pan-Af 2018: For the Culture

Nubian Message Editor • April 18, 2018
Jamilah Lemieux gives a talk entitled “Being Black in America” in Piedmont Mountain Ballroom in Talley Student Union on April 10, 2018. Lemieux was the keynote speaker for Pan-Afrikan Week.

Pan-Afrikan Week 2018: For the Culture featured events ranging from Trap N Paint to the 21st annual African American Textile Society Fashion Exposé. Here are some photos capturing the highlights!

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NC State's Uninhibited Praise Gospel Choir, led by president of the group and fourth-year psychology student Camerian Williams, sings during the Sunday Mornin' Pan-Afrikan Spring Concert in Talley Ballroom on Sunday, April 8, 2018. The choir, also known as "UPGC", sang a variety of songs throughout the concert.
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