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Photo of the Day: March 19, 2019

Breawna Maynard
March 19, 2019
ARCurrent.COM
Umoja Sahku students, (From left to right) Mahogany McFarland, Kayla Sepulveda, Haven Bishop, Denzel Phoenix, and Sushiela King, all hang out and connect between classes near the community rooms at American River College on March 19, 2019. (Photo by Breawna Maynard)
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