Black History Month poster celebrates achievements some have forgotten
Listen to this articleFor the most part, they represent individuals active in the community in the political, legal, labor, religious and social justice arenas. Although in some cases, the individual may be involved in more than one cause, movement or arena.
In any event, I tip my hat to each and all of them and to the professions and missions that they so vigorously support. Indeed, individually and collectively, they continue to make “Black History.”
Bill Hughes is a native of Baltimore. He’s an attorney, author, professional actor and hobbyist photographer. In his salad days, he worked on the docks as a longshoreman. Bill also played on three championship soccer teams: sandlot with Jules Morstein; high school at Calvert Hall; and college at the University of Baltimore.