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The National Black Family Reunion

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Title
The National Black Family Reunion
Description
The National Black Family Reunion is a cultural event held annually on the Mall. Sponsored by the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), the event celebrates black community, church, and family values. It was first established by Dr. Dorothy I. Height, former chair of the NCNW and longtime activist, to combat negative stereotypes about the African American family. The event features food, entertainment, education, and cultural activities.
Date
1986
Source
National Council of Negro Women, National Black Family Reunion Flyer. View original.
Coverage
1980-1999
Theme
civil rights
work & play
Item sets
Mall History Test
Events
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