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Hello Kitty condos is your host Tyrese birth accuracy and a BS you remember that Party City prison and much more I'm just here just to welcome you to the BSU black history virtual assembly the Royal treat me you are in for a treat from all the performances from dances to the spoken word we just want you just take something from me and grow but before we get into the video I just want to know how y'all doing we ain't been in school for the longest I just want to know how y'all doing what's going on you know what's the word on the bot but I just want you to just relax get cozy you're in for a treat as I said from the beginning so let the video begin my friend or family it is a great honor to you two are Black History Month assembly organized by the emerging leaders of our black student union I'm grateful for the efforts may have made to recognize and celebrate the 10 African culture shapes our school community and our world escon doors when we Excel we get to store this provides us with the grand perspective the beautiful diversity that comprises our kind or family and to see how our diversity makes our community Acura mean to honor and celebrate our students families and staffs cultures and identities just like a family we work to see and love one another and our truest ident solidarity with our condors and Pan African descent this means we listen to the oppression both historical and current that shakes their lives we show empathy and we advocate for more just in anti-racist systems and just as we are going to do today we celebrate their resilience and their greatness is our ability to soar high and see the colors of our community set reminder us how are individual stories and strengths are interwoven to fortify the fabric of our kind or family happy Black History Month enjoy the show my name is Amber Jones and I'm a senior at you 3 in student in the coral Department as well as a member of black student union and our choir class we hold true to the condo values we believe in unity Equity I lifting each other up how to lead you into lift every voice and sing lift every voice and sing tiller than have fun ring ring with the Liberty that I Rejoice sing higher disguise letters Remix download links show me for the course finger full of the faith that the dog has his dog died as single song full of the hope that the present facing the rising Scott of our new day begun let us march on to Big Sur is 1 akuri we are committed to practicing empathy brain games comrades with the intent to learn about and connect with their Concepts emphases important cuz it helps us understand one another and also helps us respond to each other and to be there to support one another through tough times in through good times and really understand why people are coming from this next is about empathy relax and enjoy thank you hello my name is Rebecca pavesich and I am the Performing and visual arts coordinator at Cary high school I'm also an IV in Visual Arts & Straw my art appreciation students studied art works by well-known black artists and then had to choose an artist on their own preferably from Chicago they research each artist biography and they also studied artist style which is how an artist creates and organizes their artworks after their research they chose the topic that was personal to them and created artworks in the style of their chosen so please enjoy our art gallery thank you how to draw microphone and I spent all summer. Liberation and peace in our engagement with one another and other safe and supportive environment that allows for all those Enterprise if we each do our best to practices and help those around us do the same we will all become better together excitement showcases loving engagement enjoy the good bags Papa John's Los Angeles Lakers basketball star Kobe Bryant has killed in a helicopter crash now the growing concerns about the Dudley coronavirus officially hitting the US the actions already taken by our city colleges to implement learning from Washington State to Southern California entire communities were wiped out can be deadly to humans and now we're learning job town have been found today the World Health Organization officially announced that this is a global pandemic overnight hey off in the streets of Chicago looting taking place around the city akuri we are committed to collectively lovingly and courageously working seriously for freedom and justice for black people and by extension all people as reforged path we intentionally build and nurture Beloved Community that is bonded together through beautiful struggle and has restored it and I restorative justice important not only teaches our students to build community but to restore Community it teaches them that we should not judge people by their mistakes that they make about who they truly are as a member of the community the next segment features to invoices and artwork about restorative justice enjoy floor help me stay we logic meow suicide Friday is supposed to be supposed to be a family we celebrate will we know the meaning of such as Black History Month we celebrate from goals are human does it matter what the color doesn't matter how you look doesn't matter how you walk talk dress doesn't matter if you're black orange white and Who You Are many people to say Society is a team but it's not just a team it's like a family like a baby we all grew up together and teach and learn things we all stay there no matter what and have each other's back Society helps each other with their dream doesn't matter if you're green orange white brown yellow black it doesn't matter what color you are be able to live life and live life freely. show me Super Black History Month we always got to remember we're all shooting games and doesn't matter if I colored it matters who you are and who you want to be and it just how many people can see it so I'm just hoping as Black History Month goes on and on we celebrate we celebrate correctly we give each other a hug give her friend of her call the moments they mean the most tell them that they have a purpose and they have a reason my future holds for my is there we come together as one people instead of just focusing on the things that hold us African Americans back but and what in ourselves hold us even when we want the better in order to solve other issues you have to look inside yourself and find the root cause so we can bring more awareness to us and around the world pixie pants with silhouette I have a dream play what you got neighborhoods black neighborhoods these are the places where black brothers and sisters are being killed these other places where police really need to abuse their power 13% of the population but make up 50% of the time that's because our neighborhoods are over-policed neighborhoods black neighborhoods blue-collar neighborhood to ghetto ratchet and dirty just a fight and not too long after we move in fighting this fight for over 400 years and still no justice is our payment soap to you is are paying Insurance to you a Tatiana Jefferson Eric Garner Tamir rice Trayvon Martin Brianna Taylor Ahmad RB George Floyd pulido Castile Alton Sterling Sandra Bland Ray Charles Brooks Michael Brown and Elijah McLean these are the very few people that have been killed by your system miles from my committee is for us to start making effect thanks for the night has been. this gives way to UC Irvine black butterflies tell your sons and daughters what does struggle mean black Bubba Hi how are you you guys are busy come on come on that's the way it is come on come on thank you. Tom Hardy prodigy the way it is come on come on call Dad volume Future Hope for my community is just because you're young don't let people bring you down just because your little it's not about how little you this is about how big your voices have your education and knowledge to strive for the better students deserve to see themselves reflected across the circuit women all content areas what teachers update the continent and their stuff into the lens of equity students still in power with the skill and knowledge we need to understand how we arrive where we are and what we can do to continue to make our communities better now more than ever we are more aware of the school year with the ongoing fight against racial Injustice our teachers have the responsibility to engage and call today are interest to lesson and learning activities that are revelant to who are the culture not just in February but all year round hello Candice this is a Trilogy for one of your assistant principals and is black three months I share with you about Royal Treatment Royal Treatment is a manner of acting towards someone that is suitable for very important people but what does it mean to be a descendants royalty and why is this important to know I want to remind you all that you are all very important people of being treated as such be empowered through education your voice and your Noble selves and Shoots for the Stars thank you educators are powerful and always in the teach us to judge people by their character and not their outward appearance because when I enter a room my presence is sign before I even get the chance to speak to you just to embrace diversity and respect differences because my character ways far more than my outward appearance teachers we can agree to disagree and still be dignified and supportive because our vibrant colors remind me of just how Royal we all are teachers how our Crown is our culture and we cannot with our heads down teachers that even a nation divided can be United to change our future because I wear my crown with dignity and I own my journey I am the lead character in my story we are all making his what day when the glory comes what day is it when the hands to the heavens no man no weapon formed against yes Glory years active everyday women than men become latching does it go against Sasuke and become blessing the movement is the Rhythm the religion of Us justice is juxtaposition enough justice for all just a specific enough why do condos in call Dominic on behalf of BSU University Curie staff I'll be reciting a poem by Courtney Cullen hey black child hey black child do you know who you are who you really are do you know you can be what you want to be if you try to be what you can be hey black child do you know where you're going or you're really going do you know you can learn what you want to learn if you try to learn killer payback how do you know you are strong I mean really strong you know you can do what you want to do if you try to do what you can do hey black child be what you can be there with you do what you can do it tomorrow your nation will be what you wanted to be hey black child hello my name is Brittany Johnson I am a sophomore in. I'm also a member of the SUV I'm also an avid and I'll come certificates you to miss talk about the international are closed and I hope you enjoy this beautiful art tickets to be twice Emily enjoy this is the end of the BSU black history a virtual assembly the Royal Treatment I hope that you take something from the performances that you heard and seen on today and just utilizing on the outside world but other than that I just wanted to encourage you just to live you're going to live to see happy I just want to just be positivity in your life you know sometimes we need that encouragement you will get through this it was a trying time last year but this year we're going to make something out of it so be safe stay encouraged and Live It Up

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