From the struggle for civil rights and equality to boundary-breaking cultural impacts of American icons like Zora Neale Hurston and Duke Ellington, Harlem has been at the center of progress in our nation for generations.
Hochul highlights Harlem's historical importance and cultural contributions in her remarks.
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