Thanks to the donations of thousands of dollars and free tickets, Denver-area kids are emerging from theaters energized by the blockbuster movie “The Black Panther” and insisting they also learned things they can apply in the classroom and life. “It made me proud,” 16-year-old Pacifique Ndayishimye, a student at Cole Arts & Science Academy, said.
“black Panther” Donors Provide Thousands Of Dollars So Denver Students Can Find Fun, Inspiration
Monte Whaley, Denver Post: Movies
Sat, 03/10/2018 - 10:00am
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