In this episode of the Public Affairs podcast, host Sky Houston talks legacy and community with Dr. Kenneth Williams and Dr. DeAndrea Hughes, organizers of the Culture Parade in Northeast Houston. They discuss the importance of preserving cultural heritage and the impact of community engagement on the area's history and identity. The conversation highlights the significance of the parade in bringing people together and promoting civic duty, with a focus on voting and community involvement. The episode also touches on the role of super neighborhoods and civic clubs in maintaining community pride and unity.

<p>In this episode of the Public Affairs podcast, host Sky Houston talks legacy and community with Dr. Kenneth Williams and Dr. DeAndrea Hughes, organizers of the Culture Parade in Northeast Houston. They discuss the importance of preserving cultural heritage and the impact of community engagement on the area's history and identity. The conversation highlights the significance of the parade in bringing people together and promoting civic duty, with a focus on voting and community involvement. The episode also touches on the role of super neighborhoods and civic clubs in maintaining community pride and unity.</p>

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For the Culture Northeast Houston Parade | Dr. Kenneth Williams & Dr. Hughes

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