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Community leaders celebrate progress in combating systemic racism

October 29, 2024 | Fayette County, School Boards, Kentucky


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Community leaders celebrate progress in combating systemic racism
During a recent government meeting, Lexington, Kentucky, celebrated its recognition as a first-time All-America City, highlighting the community's commitment to addressing systemic racism and strengthening civic life through strong stakeholder partnerships. The superintendent of schools expressed enthusiasm about the collaborative efforts within the community, emphasizing the importance of ongoing partnerships and the positive impact they have on local initiatives.

The superintendent noted that the award serves as a significant acknowledgment of the hard work and dedication of various community members and organizations, particularly the partnership between the city and CivicLex. This recognition is seen as a motivating factor to continue their valuable work in fostering an inclusive and engaged community.

The meeting underscored the importance of collaboration in driving social change and enhancing civic engagement, with community leaders expressing optimism about future projects and initiatives aimed at further improving the quality of life in Lexington.

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