There is no better way to celebrate Black History Month than by celebrating the great authors, directors and leaders we have come to admire. Through books, movies, and school lessons each and every one of us learns more and more about fascinating African American heroes.
Schools throughout the country spend the month of February showcasing great stories and discussing topics related to diversity and acceptance.
Schools throughout the country spend the month of February showcasing great stories and discussing topics related to diversity and acceptance.
"heroes" we celebrate only cared for themselves. So many women
suffragists also championed abolition, but did the black
abolitionists do a thing for women's suffrage?
Anyone who actually supports Black History Month is either a
dumbass or a politician of some sort. Plus, black is an ethnicity,
not a culture.