North Hills Ebony Women Black History Celebration

Britta Lee, Regional Content Editor

10 years ago

**PACKED HOUSE—**Above: Ulish Carter speaks to audience at LaRoche College. (Photos by J.L. Martello)

PACKED HOUSE—Ulish Carter, managing editor of the New Pittsburgh Courier was the keynote speaker at the North Hills Ebony Women annual Black History Month celebration. Carter spoke on the history of the Courier and its current goals and objectives. There were two other speakers after Carter who spoke on the history of the Hill District and living in the Hill, and another on what it is like living with African and African American parents. Carol Grove is the president of the group, and Janice Simmons is the Social Committee Chair. Above: Ulish Carter speaks to audience at LaRoche College. (Photos by J.L. Martello) — **PACKED HOUSE—**Above: Ulish Carter speaks to audience at LaRoche College. (Photos by J.L. Martello)

Ulish Carter, managing editor of the New Pittsburgh Courier, was the keynote speaker at the North Hills Ebony Women annual Black History Month celebration.
Carter spoke on the history of the Courier and its current goals and objectives.
There were two other speakers after Carter who spoke on the history of the Hill District and living in the Hill, and another on what it is like living with African and African American parents.
Carol Grove is the president of the group, and Janice Simmons is the Social Committee Chair.

**CANDACE OKELLO** giving her presentation African father, African American mother.

**DAILIA KING** doing a presentation on the Hill District.

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