From an oratory performance of “What Would King Say?” from 2019 MLK Oratory Competition winner, Toshia Kimball, to a parade of African fashion to a presentation by former Texas State Representative, Helen Giddings, DART recognized the contributions African Americans have made to society and culture with its annual Black History Month Celebration at its headquarters Feb. 19.

Here are a few scenes from the event:

From an oratory performance of “What Would King Say?” from 2019 MLK Oratory Competition winner, Toshia Kimball, to a parade of African fashion to a presentation by former Texas State Representative, Helen Giddings, DART recognized the contributions African Americans have made to society and culture with its annual Black History Month Celebration at its headquarters Feb. 19.

Here are a few scenes from the event:

From an oratory performance of “What Would King Say?” from 2019 MLK Oratory Competition winner, Toshia Kimball, to a parade of African fashion to a presentation by former Texas State Representative, Helen Giddings, DART recognized the contributions African Americans have made to society and culture with its annual Black History Month Celebration at its headquarters Feb. 19.

Here are a few scenes from the event: