Texas State University hosted its annual Desegregation Picnic at the Dunbar Park community center last week. Travion Harmon has more in this Bobcat update.
The celebration included music, games, and food. The Desegregation Picnic was an opportunity for fellowship and fun. Mayor Daniel Guerrero said the event is meaningful.
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Students from different backgrounds, cultures and religions sat side by side enjoying hot dogs, chips and hamburgers, sponsored by the Black Student Alliance at Texas State University.
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The Dunbar Recreation Center is where the festivities took place. It was once a segregated school for only African-American children before changing into a community park in 1973.
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The picnic takes place in February to honor Black History Month. Some students said they're glad the tradition will continue.
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... For Bobcat Update, I am Travion Harmon.
Bobcat Update, a student-produced newscast recapping events at Texas State University, and is available for viewing on YouTube.
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