February is Black History Month and all over new york and the country there will be many events celebrating the rich legacy of African Americans past and present and one of those events will be taking place on the campus of Lehman College. On Wednesday, February 15th, the African and African American Studies department as well as the Urban Male Leadership Program Distinguished Speaker Series will present, A Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, “Believing in the Dream”.

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