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Dallas Stars announce Black History Night details for February 4 against the St. Louis Blues.
Party on PNC Plaza starts at 6:30 p.m. with live music and public access.
Proceeds from the jersey auction and raffle support Young Leaders Strong City.
YLSC focuses on empowering students and has served thousands across dozens of districts.
In-game entertainment honors local Black artists, including WT Greer performing the national anthem.
Special Black History Night logo designed by Bambata of YK1K Young Kings appears on jerseys and posters.
Merchandise includes hoodies and jackets with Mud Cloth-inspired design.
YK1K Young Kings is a Texas-based brand aiming to empower youth through fashion.
The Stars’ coverage includes game-day guides and postgame analysis from Heika.

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The Sabres unveiled a Black History Celebration crest by George Afedzi Hughes, the third Community Artist Series design with Buffalo AKG Art Museum.
Hughes placed Adinkra symbols on the logo to convey meanings like justice, beauty, and strategic work.
The crest is encased by a hexagon, symbolizing interconnectedness, balance, and harmony.
Gold in the design nods to Africa’s natural resources, with a red, black, and green Pan-African backdrop.
The jersey design will be printed on practice jerseys for display and auction during the Black History Celebration game.
All proceeds from the auction benefit the Buffalo Center for Arts and Technology’s programs.
Hughes aims to spark curiosity about African heritage through the artwork.
The Black History Celebration game against Los Angeles is scheduled for Jan. 29.
This marks the third collaboration in the Community Artist Series with the Buffalo AKG Art Museum.
George Afedzi Hughes is a Ghanaian native who heads the UB painting department.

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Dallas-Fort Worth unveils eight Black History Month events spanning museums, libraries and music venues across the region.
The Dallas Museum of Art hosts a Black History & Culture celebration with free admission to special exhibitions.
Nasher Sculpture Center partners with North Oak Cliff Library for a bilingual Black History Month program.
Arlington Public Library plans multiple February events honoring Black History Month.
Fort Worth hosts an African American Roots Music Festival with headlining acts and family-friendly pricing.
Denton and Irving venues feature film festivals and visual art exhibitions for Black History Month.
City libraries offer family-friendly programs and educational talks throughout February.
The event list notes ongoing opportunities for free admission at arts institutions during the month.
The article frames the month as a showcase of the history and contributions of Black Americans in North Texas.

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NMSU will celebrate Black History Month with a 14-event lineup in February, hosted by the Black Programs and Black Student Association.
The events are designed to educate, celebrate, and support Black culture and lived experiences across campus.
University leaders say Black history should be celebrated beyond February to reflect ongoing contributions.
The events include community-day activities, basketball game recognitions, and cultural performances.
Organizers emphasize student-led efforts in shaping inclusive spaces on campus.
Campus officials highlight collaboration with community groups to celebrate Black History Month.
The campus confirms all events are open to students, staff, faculty, and community members.
The kickoff lunch and subsequent events span February, featuring multiple venues across campus.
New Mexico State University will provide contact information for further details about the events.

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