Lelia Foley-Davis
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First African American female mayor elected in the United States, Lelia Foley-Davis speaks during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Pin
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'Stand with black women' pin during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Lt. Gen. Stacy Hawkins
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Keynote speaker Lt. Gen. Stacey Hawkins speaks during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Representative Regina Goodwin
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Regina Goodwin, Oklahoma Legislative Black Caucus representative, leads a chant during the first annual Black History Day at the Oklahoma state Capitol on Feb. 13.
Oklahoma elementary students
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Oklahoma elementary students during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Marilyn Luper Hildreth
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Civil rights activist and daughter of late Clara Luper, Marilyn Luper Hildreth speaks during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Oklahoma student
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Oklahoma student watches while wearing 'Straight out of Oklahoma' sweatshirt during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Governor Kevin Stitt
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Gov. Kevin Stitt speaks during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Attendees
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Attendees listen to Gov. Kevin Stitt speak during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Governor Kevin Stitt and Lelia Foley-Davis
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Gov. Kevin Stitt hugs Lelia Foley-Davis, the first African American female mayor elected in the United States, during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Lt. Gen. Stacy Hawkins
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Keynote speaker Lt. Gen. Stacey Hawkins speaks during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Lt. Gen. Stacy Hawkins
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Keynote speaker Lt. Gen. Stacey Hawkins speaks during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Speakers
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Speakers during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Lt. Gen. Stacy Hawkins
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Keynote speaker Lt. Gen. Stacey Hawkins speaks during the first annual Black History Day at the Oklahoma State Capitol on Feb. 13.
Marilyn Luper Hildreth
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Marilyn Luper Hildreth, a civil rights activist and daughter of late Clara Luper, speaks during the first annual Black History Day at the Oklahoma state Capitol on Feb. 13.
Marilyn Luper Hildreth
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Civil rights activist and daughter of late Clara Luper, Marilyn Luper Hildreth speaks during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Marilyn Luper Hildreth
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Civil rights activist and daughter of late Clara Luper, Marilyn Luper Hildreth speaks during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Marilyn Luper Hildreth
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Civil rights activist and daughter of late Clara Luper, Marilyn Luper Hildreth speaks during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. alumni
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Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. alumni during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Attendees
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Attendees during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Lelia Foley-Davis
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First African American female mayor elected in the United States, Lelia Foley-Davis, speaks during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Lelia Foley-Davis
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First African American female mayor elected in the United States, Lelia Foley-Davis, speaks during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Oklahoma student
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Oklahoma student watches during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Pins
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Pins during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Speakers
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Speakers pose during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Nikki Nice
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Councilmember Nikki Nice speaks during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Dunjee Tigers cheerleaders
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Dunjee Tigers cheerleaders perform during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Star Spencer middle school band
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Star Spencer High School band performs during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Dunjee Tigers cheerleader sweatshirt
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Dunjee Tigers cheerleader sweatshirt during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Attendees
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Attendees speak during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Seal
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Oklahoma state seal during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. members
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Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. members perform during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
'The Victory of Greenwood' book
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'The Victory of Greenwood' book during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
Lelia Foley-Davis
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Lelia Foley-Davis, the first African American female mayor elected in the United States, listens during the first annual Black History Day at the Oklahoma state Capitol on Feb. 13.
Lt. Gen. Stacy Hawkins
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Keynote speaker Lt. Gen. Stacey Hawkins speaks during the first annual Black History Day at the capitol on Feb. 13.
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