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  • Zambia's First Republican President Dr. Kenneth Kaunda with Dr. Jack Menke, Director of Art4Art, at the commemoration of Black History Month. (Photo: Eddie Mwanaleza) Black History Month

    Art4Art delighted visitors to the National Museum with portraits of inspirational African Americans. The exhibit, and a complementary one at the American Center, run throughout February in commemoration of Black History Month.

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  • More Than Elections: How Democracies Transfer Power How Democracies Transfer Power

    Democracy requires more than holding elections. Healthy democracies are defined by the expectations of citizens and the common rules, understandings, and trust they build. This eJournal USA explores the contours of civil society and political legitimacy within which peaceful transitions of power can occur. Elections...

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  • America Must Lead Through Engagement, Obama Says America Must Lead Through Engagement, Obama Says

    There must be continued American leadership to halt the spread of nuclear weapons, develop clean energy and advance human dignity throughout the world, President Obama says, restating his commitment to global engagement. Speaking January 27 in his first State of the Union address, Obama told U.S. lawmakers, Cabinet ...

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National African American History Month
In the centuries since African Americans first arrived on our shores, they have known the bitterness of ...

National African American History Month

Exploring Black History Month
Black History Month honors the struggles and triumphs of millions of Americans over devastating obstacles

Exploring Black History Month

U.S. Awards Seven Grants to Zambian Communities
U.S. Ambassador to Zambia Donald E. Booth today signed seven agreements totaling $65,000 in grants to...

U.S. Awards Seven Grants to Zambian Communities

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