Second Annual “Black History, Black Stories” Contest Launches

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Second Annual “Black History, Black Stories” Contest Launches

NEW YORK , September 15 /Businesswire/ - "Few things are as important as the stories we tell ourselves and the world around us, so we created this contest to elevate the ones that may have been overlooked or unrecognized..." Coltrane Stansbury, VP of DEI @MacmillanLearn