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AARP’s Southwest Waterfront Chapter #4751 has an exciting program planned for February in observance of Black History Month. Mark your calendar. Current AARP members and prospective members are welcome. For further information, contact Chapter President Betty Jean Tolbert Jones at bettyjeantolbertjones@yahoo.com or call 202-554-0901.
PROGRAM: The preservation of the dynamic history, culture and legacy of African Americans in Prince George's County is captured through the historical programs and exhibits of the Prince George’s County African American Museum and Cultural Center (PGCAAMCC).
SPEAKERS: Dr. Jacqueline F. Brown, executive director along with staff members of the Prince George’s County African American Museum and Cultural Center. The program coincides with the 2014 National Black History Month Theme: “Civil Rights in America.”
WHEN: Wednesday, February 19, 2014 at noon. Lunch will be served at a cost of $5.00 per person.
WHERE: River Park Mutual Homes-Community Room, 1311 Delaware Avenue SW, Washington, DC
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