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Youngstown artist Joseph Thomas with his wife, Gwendolyn, at YSU's African Marketplace for Black History Month in the Chestnut room at Kilcawley Center, Saturday February 7, 2009
Youngstown artist Joseph Thomas with his artwork at YSU's African Marketplace for Black History Month in the Chestnut room at Kilcawley Center, Saturday February 7, 2009
Miss Agnes Nsam is from Cameroon in West Africa, She's been a vendor at YSU's African Marketplace for Black History Month since 2005 , Saturday February 7, 2009
Professor Peacock (49) of Columbus stated that in chess "white moves first -so its subliminally racist." Playing chess has been proven to improve test scores, so he crafts chess board tables and pieces to encourage youth to learn strategies instead of participating in gangs. YSU's African Marketplace for Black History …
Professor Peacock (49) of Columbus stated that in chess "white moves first -so its subliminally racist." Playing chess has been proven to improve test scores, so he crafts chess board tables and pieces to encourage youth to learn strategies instead of participating in gangs. YSU's African Marketplace for Black History …
Brandon Albert (28) of Warren and Ariggle Moore (29) of Austintown look at a cane from Kenya in Kilcawley Center. The two attend YSU's African Marketplace every year. Its in celebration of Black History Month, Saturday February 7, 2009
Janiyah Diggs (4) of Warren inspects African cultural artwork at Bette and Hardy Clifford's table for YSU's African Marketplace for Black History Month in the Chestnut room at Kilcawley Center, Saturday February 7, 2009
Janiyah Diggs (4) and her older sister Zariyah (12) of Warren inspects African cultural jewelry at YSU's African Marketplace for Black History Month in the Chestnut room at Kilcawley Center, Saturday February 7, 2009