- Around 100 Black fathers marched through North Omaha to make a point — that Black fathers are present, engaged and too often overlooked.
- The event was inclusive but intentional. Organizers welcomed everyone but were clear the march was specifically designed to recognize and celebrate Black fathers.
- Participants gathered after for a panel discussion on the challenges fathers face and the importance of supporting them as parents, mentors and community leaders.
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Around 100 Black fathers marched through North Omaha, turning 30th Street into a celebration of fatherhood, unity and positive role models for the community.
Chants echoed from Lake Street to Sprague Street as children marched alongside their fathers, celebrating the men making a difference in their lives…