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The presence of Africans in Colorado contributes significantly to the state’s rich black culture and African American history.

The immigrant community in Colorado is part of the state’s African community.  There are lots of organizations in the state that advocate on their behalf, including the African Leadership Group and the African Chamber of Commerce.

These immigrants, who are part of the state’s African diaspora community, hold events to celebrate their African ancestry and culture.

Each year, they participate in an array of Community empowerment programs that include African cultural celebrations and the Global Fest organized by the City of Aurora.

 

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