Hempstead village schoolchildren put on a show at the African American Museum. They were learning about and honoring the latest U.S. Postal Service entry in the Black Heritage series. McLoganTV has the story.
-- Hempstead village schoolchildren put on a show at the African American Museum there.
"To have a stamp unveiled of someone you may have never heard of, and you learn history about them," said Monet Green of the African American Museum. "That is my inspiration for today, 'cause I'm so proud of him," said Angela Abrams, an assistant teacher at Hempstead Schools.
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