Black History Celebration

Written By Nofa Ouali

NSSF Student Artwork

The Black History Month celebration was a tremendous experience with pizzazz, succulent food, and harmonious African music. Everyone had an amazing evening; content with the entertainment and coming together for a memorable New School tradition. 

I personally enjoyed the inclusivity New School has implemented within their celebration, drawing people together for a heartfelt moment. 

A quote from Ms Belkora about the event is, “There was a lot that was memorable - the thrill of watching Mr Omar and Mr Antwan and their student performers, also it was fun to watch everyone enjoy the delicious food families provided.”

I hope our Black History Month celebration next year is as immersing and inspiring as the one of last month.

Nofa Ouali

Nofa Ouali is an 8th grader of New School of San Francisco. She was a member of the school newspaper's founding team. Her works include the short stories:The House Where Flowers Cease to Grow and the Beware What the Raven Brings duology. Nofa’s passions consist of culinary arts, reading, writing, sports, and art. Nofa publishes frequent short stories, recipes, and articles that intrigue her. Nofa dreams to write a book of her own someday and hopes to indulge readers in the exquisite world of both imaginative and informative writing—sharing her stories with mutual readers and the New School community.

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