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Culture, heritage shown off through African attire

February 12, 2019
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NE student Alex Namatama models his blend of African culture with a modern twist.Photos by Joseph Serrata/The Collegian
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NE student Carolyn Tarpeh struts as she shows off her African-influenced top. Photos by Joseph Serrata/The Collegian
Photos by Joseph Serrata/The Collegian
NE student Kayma Ballah twirls down the runway in style while sporting an outfit with roots in African culture. Photos by Joseph Serrata/The Collegian
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NE students stand proudly in a line while posing and displaying their African fashion at the African Dance and Fashion Kickoff Feb. 5 on NE Campus. Photos by Joseph Serrata/The Collegian
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