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"The differentness of races, moreover, is no evidence of superiority or inferiority. This merely indicates that each race has certain gifts which the others do not possess. It is by the development of these gifts that every race must justify its right to exist." - Carter G. Woodson, The Mis-Education of the Negro
"The differentness of races, moreover, is no evidence of superiority or inferiority. This merely indicates that each race has certain gifts which the others do not possess. It is by the development of these gifts that every race must justify its right to exist." - Carter G. Woodson, The Mis-Education of the Negro
There is no wrong way to celebrate Black History Month. Whether you celebrate by reading a history book, or listening to music, or watching a film, every discipline in this world has been touched by the African Diaspora. Here are some ways in which you and your family can celebrate the remarkable contributions of the Black community. Click the pictures to explore the possibilities.
For families wanting to celebrate the diversity, the lives, and the struggles of the Black community, here are some fun crafts, activities, and books that can be shared and experienced together.
Interested in supporting local businesses? Here is a guide of Black owned businesses in the Triad area.
The use of vibrant colors, textiles, fabrics, and the creativity and imagination of fashion designers create clothing that are comfortable to avant-garde. Here are a few Black fashion designers you may be interested in wearing.
To see your favorite actor/actress you can turn on the tv, rent a movie, or watch any streaming service. Film festivals are fun ways to watch their latest work, but also to see aspiring filmmakers, documentarians, and actors/actresses.
There are many ways to express oneself using the physical body as a canvas, and hairstyles is one of many artistic ways of self-expression. Learn the history of some of the iconic hairstyles worn in the African diaspora.
Throughout time, Black music has been used as a guidepost for storytelling, change over time, and themes in history. From spirituals sung in the church to classical music played in the symphony, Black culture has always used music for self-expression.
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