Black History

Black History refers to the study and acknowledgment of the experiences, contributions, and challenges of Black people throughout history. It highlights significant achievements in fields like science, arts, politics, and social justice, while also recognizing struggles against discrimination, slavery, and inequality. Celebrated annually in February in the U.S., Black History emphasizes understanding the impact of Black individuals and communities, promoting awareness, appreciation, and ongoing efforts toward equity. It reminds us of the resilience and vital role of Black people in shaping societies worldwide, fostering respect and inclusivity.