​Let us celebrate the New Year of the Tiger, and Black History Month

Black History Month

Every February, people in the United States celebrate the achievements and history of African Americans as part of Black History Month.

While the Asian Americans are celebrating the Lunar New Year, February is also Black History Month that honors the long history of all African Americans,  we r are reminded to reflect on the contributions, and especially the struggle for racial equality and justice by African Americans.

Happy Black History Month to our African Americans across the Philadelphia and the United States.


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Asian Americans have been suffering much racial injustice and hatred in recent years, the long battle for justice by our fellow African Americans reminds us Asain Americans that change is hard, we must stand in solidarity with African Americans and other minorities in our struggle for justice!
It takes a unified community to make a change!
We all share the dream that Dr. Kings once declared,
It is our dream!

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Let us celebrate the New Year of the Tiger:
After a few cancellations postponement, MLCCC will finally host its 2002 Annual Chinese New Year Culture Fair and Exhibit on Sunday, February 20, 2022! We thank everyone for your patience and your support!
Our renowned Gala styles event will be bigger, better, and more culturally enriched than ever for the first time in three years.
Join us at 1 pm, Sunday, February 20, at Great Valley High School.
We can't wait to see you there. Sponsors are welcome at info@mlccc.org
COVID Hygiene Rules will apply.













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