Partnering with 100 Black Men of America, Nissan North America hosted its fourth annual Resume Challenge for African American high school juniors and seniors from six US cities including Jackson, Mississippi. The Resume Challenge is just one important way the automaker is recognizing Black History Month. Pictured (left to right) is: leader Donnell Lewis, Anthony Erhabor, Ke’Shaun Brown, Cameron Ford, Kingsley Nwaokorie, Torenzo Richardson, Joshua Mannery, RaQuan Young, Xavier Heard, Marshun Watkins, Dymonte’ Bouldin, leader John Hardy. PHOTO NISSANNEWS.COM

Partnering with 100 Black Men of America, Nissan North America hosted its fourth annual Resume Challenge for African American high school juniors and seniors from six US cities including Jackson, Mississippi. The Resume Challenge is just one important way the automaker is recognizing Black History Month.

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