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Commission issues proclamations marking NAACP Founders Day and the 100th Black History Month; NAACP announces local events
Kalamazoo City Commission · February 17, 2026
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The commission read proclamations recognizing NAACP Founders Day and the centennial of Black History Month; local NAACP leaders accepted the proclamations and announced community events including baby‑shower drives, a March 5 art exhibit and a blood drive.
At the start of its Feb. 16 meeting the Kalamazoo City Commission issued two proclamations: one noting NAACP Founders Day and another marking the 100th anniversary of Black History Month.
Vice Mayor Drew Duncan read the NAACP Founders Day proclamation, which recognized the national NAACP's history, the role of the…
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