Alliance High School Social Justice Club and Choirs came together to host the annual Diversity Night, celebrating this year’s theme: "Connection Through the Arts!" The event showcased how music, dance, and storytelling unite people across cultures, highlighting the powerful influence of the arts.
“Diversity Night was a huge success, thanks to the hard work and dedication of the Social Justice Club and Vocal Arts Department,” said Maria McDermitt, advisor of the Social Justice Club. “Their commitment was evident in every aspect of the event, making it a memorable evening for everyone involved.”
The night featured an array of performances, including a step dance routine choreographed by AHS alum Ande’marie Green ‘16 and a selection of moving choral pieces. Attendees also heard inspiring student speakers, including Alliance Middle School’s Pathfinder essay contest winner, Gabriel Cox, who shared his essay, "Beyond the Month: Reflecting on Black History's Personal Impact."
The evening concluded on a high note with the AHS Jetsetters performing Michael Jackson’s iconic songs, "We Are the World" and "Black or White." Their performance left the audience inspired and reminded everyone of the power of music.
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