Black History People for Black History Month Projects
Even though Black History Month began in 1976, Dr. Carter G. Woodson created what was once known as Negro History Week in 1926.
Dr. Woodson selected the second week of February between the birthdays of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln to honor African American culture, sacrifice, achievement, and societal contributions.
Now generating global interest, black history is saluted internationally. For instance, October is Black History Month in the United Kingdom.
If you are looking for some interesting people to spotlight for your projects and celebrations, you’ll want to grab Black History People for Black History Projects, a new tool from BlackHistoryPeople.com.
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