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"Ever Evolving" - Nyriq Johnson (Voices of History Scranton)

In this Voices of History Scranton short film, Nyriq Johnson reflects on his family’s move from Newark, New Jersey to Scranton in the early 2000s and shares a powerful story about identity, belonging, and navigating cultural divides as a youth growing up in two very different environments. From the tight community of Valley View to the challenges of adjusting to West Scranton schools, Nyriq describes feeling misunderstood, searching for connection, and later finding purpose in helping others transition into a new city with more support than he once had. Part of PA Humanities’ statewide Voices of History initiative amplifying the lived experiences of Black Pennsylvanians, this story was created in partnership with the Black Scranton Project, produced by Morgan Moody with creative direction by Terrell Robinson. Voices of History Scranton is made possible by funding from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development's PA Arts and Culture Recovery Program, the Pennsylvania Department of Education Job Training and Education Programs Grant, and the Scranton Area Community Foundation. Watch more stories at PAHumanities.org/Voices.