L.A. County DA Lacey Urges Audience to Keep the Dream Alive for Future Generations at SCE's Black History Month Celebration
About 400 people attended the utility’s 12th annual celebration.
February 12, 2014
SCE Black History Month guest speaker Jaylin Miller, an eighth-grade student at Marshall Fundamental School in Pasadena, recited a poem honoring all the powerful women of the past who have paved the way for today’s women to be successful.
Jackie Lacey, the first African-American elected L.A. County district attorney, was the keynote speaker at SCE's 12th Annual Black History Month celebration.
Jackie Lacey, the first African-American elected L.A. County district attorney, and SCE President Ron Litzinger, speak with attendees at the utility's 12th Annual Black History Month celebration.
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