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CSU Pueblo to celebrate Black History Month

Cidonia Ponce
February 3, 2025
The Today reporter Cidonia Ponce (left) interviews Shantel Frazier (middle) and Emanuel Jeanmarie (right).

Each year, Black History Month is celebrated for the entire month of February. The Black Student Union (BSU) at Colorado State University Pueblo (CSUP) takes strides to make sure Black History Month is recognized among students, faculty and staff.

The Today recently interviewed Shantel Frazier, the advisor of BSU, and Emanuel Jeanmarie, president of BSU, who shared their insights on the importance of celebrating Black History Month and being involved in the BSU.

To watch the interview, click on the video above.

 

 

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