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Raising the Black Lives Matter Flag to Celebrate Black History Month

By U.S. Embassy Trinidad & Tobago

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February 13, 2023

Ambassador Candace Bond and staff of the Embassy at the raising of the Black Lives Matter flag.

The flags of the United States and Black Lives Matter fly at the U.S. Embassy Port of Spain compound.

On February 9, U.S. Embassy Port of Spain raised the Black Lives Matter (BLM) flag in recognition of Black History Month at our Queen’s Park West compound. Ambassador Candace Bond and other Embassy staff attended, and confirmed our commitment to promoting diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility in everything we do.

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