A private, nonprofit volunteer organization concerned with matters of critical importance to the welfare of Black citizens of Lexington, MA.

Joined January 2021
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Jamaica Mi Hungry Food Truck at Quock Walker Day Community Celebration Popular Combos Ann Burdoo – Curry Veggie Stew, Rice & Peas, Sweet Plantain Prince Estabrook – Pulled Jerked Pork, Rice & Peas, Curry Veg Stew Quock Walker – Pulled Jerked Pork, Rice & Peas, Sweet Plantain
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We have implemented our rain contingency plan. The community celebration has been moved to First Parish of Lexington.
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Help our volunteers and register online before Independence Day. Leashed dogs welcome. qwdhike4freedom2024.racewire…
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Come enjoy a beautiful summer Saturday in Lexington center. Rain location – First Parish in Lexington, 7 Harrington Rd, Lexington, MA 02421. Dance to live music, eat great food, play colonial games, meet military reenactors and learn a little Black history.
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Buy your tickets now for this spring's must-attend jazz concert featuring multiple Grammy award winning drummer, Billy Kilson! LHS Jazz Combo will open for the Billy Kilson Jazz Quartet. See you at Cary Hall on April 1! eventbrite.com/e/billy-kilso… @Eventbrite @LexPerformArts
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Brother Dennis and Friends and ABCL come together to celebrate and honor Dr. King on Sunday, January 15, 2023 at 2pm at Follen Community Church. Tickets - $25 Proceeds support the ABCL Scholarship Fund. eventbrite.com/e/mlk-day-con…
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Check out "Unveiling of ABCL's 2023 Black History Portrait Banners" A celebration of Black excellence and the lives and passions of 3 Black trailblazers from Lexington, MA: Dr. Curtis, Ms. Townes & Dr. Kilson 5 Jan at 6:30 pm @ LexDepot eventbrite.com/e/unveiling-o… @Eventbrite
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Association of Black Citizens of Lexington retweeted
Please join us to hear from students, educators, legislators, and community leaders of broad ethnic groups. It is critical to recognize the history, culture, and contribution of all in addressing racial equity in the US. Thurs., 7/29, 6:30 – 8:00 PM EDT us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
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Association of Black Citizens of Lexington retweeted
26 Jul 2021
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law on July 26, 1990 - 31 years ago. Did you know each Lexpress bus has room to secure 2 wheelchairs? We also have paratransit & demand response services for people unable to use buses.
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Association of Black Citizens of Lexington retweeted
An exciting evening awaits you! See you this Friday (7/30) 6-8pm at Hastings Park 🎉🎼
Join us at the inaugural 2021 Boston Asian International Music Festival that will feature the finest local musicians of all styles, genres, and ages. It’s a party not to be missed after a long pandemic! Friday, 7/30, 6-8pm Hastings Park, Lexington @TownOfLexMA @lexingtonsuper
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Association of Black Citizens of Lexington retweeted
We're excited to announce the appointment of Martha Duffield as #LexingtonMA's first-ever Chief Equity Officer. In this role, Martha will take the lead on the Town's diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. #DEI #localgov Learn more: bit.ly/3BAx5JQ
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Association of Black Citizens of Lexington retweeted
Can’t wait for the celebration finale at 6pm tonight. We have close to 100 submissions of inspirational #AAPI figures by the students. See you! Register libraryinsight.com/eventdeta… @lexingtonsuper @LexingtonDEI @mrshistorylee @NotesByMrsC @SCuthbo @carymemlibrary @ABCLexMa

Please join us Th at 6PM for our #AAPIHeritageMonth finale to celebrate inspirational #AAPI figures from history and right now. Games and a SPECIAL guest speaker whom you might recognize from the gallery. Register here libraryinsight.com/eventdeta…
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Edgar Smith, MD, former Chair of Lexington's Civil Rights Committee, was on of those arrested on the Green in '71. Dr. Smith taught Sunday School at Hancock Church. #BlackHistoryProjectOfLexington
#DidYouKnow that Memorial Day weekend 1971 saw the largest mass arrest in state history take place on Lexington Battle Green? Find out more in today's blog post, a new CVS exhibit (up soon!) & our 5/27 event panel. Post: tinyurl.com/zp7cehfw Event: tinyurl.com/3uyhcxd4
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Association of Black Citizens of Lexington retweeted
Successfully advocated for $100K in #SWMFY22Budget for @FoodLinkMA to address food insecurity in Arlington, Billerica, Burlington, Lexington & Woburn. During #COVID19MA, Food Link has been working 24/7 to collect fresh, nutritious food & deliver it safely to those in need.
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Association of Black Citizens of Lexington retweeted
23 May 2021
The Indian Americans of Lexington (IAL) has joined hands with the American India Foundation (AIF) to raise funds to address the crisis. Visit aif.org/ial-covid-19-respons… to learn more and donate. Every little bit will count. #COVID19 #IndiaCovidCrisis #compassion
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Maj George Coblyn cofounded Co A/54th Mass Vol Infantry Regiment. His grandfather Eli Biddle was the last known survivor of the 54th. Maj Coblyn built his home in Lexington in 1955 & earned 2 Purple Hearts and 3 Bronze Stars from WW II and Korea. #BlackHistoryProjectOfLexington
Interested in learning about the experience of a fighting soldier? The 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment Company A reenactors are taking "recruits" for their "School of the Soldier" this weekend! Please see the flyer below for more details. #54thMassachusetts #Forward54th
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