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- African Proverb
Join us in preserving the rich cultural heritage of African American history in Columbus County.
Preservation of African American culture contributes to the empowerment and enrichment of the local community. Cultural preservation is a shared responsibility that strengthens community bonds. We're creating a legacy of strength, resilience, and shared pride.
Your involvement is not only welcomed, it's essential!
Everyone is welcome to honor and celebrate.
Preserving legacy, fostering unity, and celebrating diversity.
Learn, engage, and contribute to our cultural heritage.
As of 2021, approximately 15,000 Black or African American (non-Hispanic) people lived in Columbus County, making them the second most common ethnic group after White (non-Hispanic) residents, showing significant community presence.
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We are steadfast in our dedication to the preservation of African American heritage. We empower our community through inclusivity and diversity, fostering a culture where every voice is valued. Through collaboration and innovation, we commit to education and awareness, upholding the highest standards of integrity and accountability. Our values honor the resilience and legacy of our community, paving the way for a connected and vibrant future.
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This project by the Columbus County Committee for the Preservation of African American Culture preserves the voices and memories of local Black elders. Through oral history interviews, it captures wisdom and resilience, honoring dignity amid past struggles. These interviews, showcasing shared experiences, will be available at the Columbus County Public Library, with plans for expansion.
At 3CPAAC, we believe in educating the community about the significant contributions of African Americans in Columbus County. Through educational programs and workshops, we aim to highlight achievements, struggles, and cultural significance. Let’s inspire our youth and foster a deeper appreciation for our shared history. Join us in our mission to educate and raise awareness.
Columbus County is home to a vibrant African American community, rich in history and culture. With 29.8% of the population identifying as Black or African American, preserving this heritage is crucial. We are dedicated to safeguarding historical sites, collecting oral histories, and supporting local artists. Join us in celebrating and preserving our cultural legacy.
