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Tag: Black History Month celebration

Court employees and judges of the Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term, unite in celebration after the successful conclusion of the annual Fashion Show Extravaganza, showcasing local designers and commemorating Black History Month with style at BHM Fashion Show.Photos: Robert Abruzzese/Brooklyn Eagle

Kings County Courts cap Black History Month with Fashion Show Extravaganza

March 6 | Robert Abruzzese, Courthouse Editor

Full slideshow below The Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term, was abuzz...

Hon. Valerie Brathwaite Nelson (left) presented Justice Ruth Shillingford with the Hon. William Thompson Award, an award that is given out by the Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department, each year as part of its observation of Black History Month.Photos: Robert Abruzzese/Brooklyn Eagle

Celebrating legal pioneers: The Justice Thompson Awards honor Shillingford and Simmons

March 4 | Robert Abruzzese, Courthouse Editor

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Leah Richardson (left) and Hon. Deborah Dowling, co-chairs of the Kings County Courts’ Black History Month Committee, taking part in the Tribune Society’s “Chat and Paint” event on Tuesday.Photos: Robert Abruzzese/Brooklyn Eagle

Kings County Courts celebrate Black History Month with “Chat and Paint”

February 29 | Robert Abruzzese, Courthouse Editor

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The Kings County Courts Black History Month Committee hosted a Talent Show on Valentine’s Day in the state Supreme Court, where court employees got to show off a bit of their personalities. Pictured from left to right: Suzanne Neysmith, associate court clerk; Nicole B. Smith, court clerk specialist and co-chair, Subcommittee for Valentine’s Day Program; and Leah Richardson, systems engineer and co-chair of the Kings County Courts Black History Month Committee.Photos: Kimberly Castro-Oliver/Brooklyn Eagle

Courthouse talent and Black creativity on display during Valentine’s Day BHM event

February 26 | Robert Abruzzese, Courthouse Editor

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From left to right: Jerry Kwabena Kansis, Ghanian/African Diaspora Leader; Atiba T. Edwards, President & CEO Brooklyn Children’s Museum; Tiffany Joy Murchison, founder of TJM Media; Lishawn Alexander, founder of Lishawn’s Cupcakes and Lishawn’s Consulting; and Randy Peers, President and CEO of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce.Photos: Colin Williams

Black History celebration in Weeksville honors four exceptional Brooklynites

February 23 | Special from the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce

CROWN HEIGHTS — This week, the Brooklyn Chamber hosted an inspiring evening in...

The Kings County Court System is celebrating 26 years of celebrating Black History Month. It kicked off this year’s celebrations on Thursday, Feb. 1 at the Supreme Court, located at 320 Jay St., where it welcomed keynote speaker Meredith Suttles. Pictured from left to right: Hon. Deborah Dowling, Meredith Suttles, Hon. Matthew D’Emic, Hon. Lawrence Knipel and Leah Richardson.Photos: Robert Abruzzese/Brooklyn Eagle

Brooklyn courts Launch Black History Celebration with arts and culture at the forefront

February 2 | Robert Abruzzese, Courthouse Editor

The Brooklyn court system commenced its Black History Month celebration with an...

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Caton Market hosts Black History Children’s Day

March 21 | Mary Frost

Brooklyn youth recently relived more than a century of African-American musical...

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