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Mayor Cooper To Spotlight One Local Leader Each Day Throughout Black History Month

"Black history is Nashville's history," he said.

January 31, 2021

By Andrea Fanta

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Mayor John Cooper will spotlight 28 community leaders for their leadership, mentorship and service to Nashville and Davidson County as he celebrates Black History Month for a second year as mayor.

“It’s a special honor to recognize some of Nashville’s dedicated community leaders who have given so much to our city,” Mayor John Cooper said. “Black history is Nashville’s history, and I look forward to celebrating Black History Month by sharing these leaders’ stories.”

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Follow along on Mayor John Cooper’s social media accounts throughout Black History Month, beginning Monday, February 1:

  • Twitter: @JohnCooper4Nash
  • Facebook: facebook.com/MayorJohnCooper
  • Instagram: @johncooper4nashville

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