: Performances by the Star Spencer High School cheerleaders and marching band, as well as the Millwood Marching Band , filled the rotunda with energy.
The event was a landmark moment for Oklahoma, featuring a diverse array of performances and speeches aimed at honoring Black history and heritage: img_0148.jpg
: The day included speakers like Lelia Foley-Davis , the first Black woman mayor in the U.S., who shared stories of her service in the all-Black town of Taft. : Performances by the Star Spencer High School
Scenes from Oklahoma's first Black History Day at the State Capitol The story of "img_0148
The performance captured in "img_0148.jpg" served as a vibrant highlight of this collective storytelling, using dance to bridge the gap between historical struggle and modern-day excellence within the halls of state government.
The story of "img_0148.jpg" is one of cultural pride and tradition, captured during the inaugural at the Oklahoma State Capitol in February 2023.