AACEO’s Black History Month First Friday Breakfast
Members of The African American Clergy and Elected Officials Coalition greeted February’s cohosts, House Democratic Leader Congressman Hakeem Jeffries and NYS Senator Zellnor Myrie.
In commemoration of Black History Month, twenty prominent community leaders and officials received recognition as AACEO Modern Day Historians.
Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump received a special salute for his ongoing community work.
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