(Mariam Keita)

Fashion for the Culture

Culture is composed of the different foods, languages, and customs that make up a society. The Little Hawk caught up with a few City High students to see how they use clothing to express their culture.

Mariam Keita, Cecile Bendera, and Mira Kumar

March 14, 2019

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Mariam Keita
" I was born in Africa and raised there until four years ago when I came to the U.S. I am Congo." –Gabriel Etuni '21
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