February is dedicated to honoring the sacrifices and significant achievements of Black people. One month alone cannot nearly encompass all of their historic accomplishments and tribulations.
The leadership, courage, and resiliency of Black people during slavery, abolition, segregation, the civil rights movement, and today’s fight against racism are unforgettable. Throughout years of tremendous challenges and hardships, trailblazing Black figures arose – and those trailblazers created legacies that will live on.
Featured prominently in our Black History Month logo, the Afro-American Star showcases the contributions of Black Americans to the United States. The Black Star, with its non-symmetrical make-up, represents the diversity and perfect imperfections that make our culture unique. The stripes are synonymous with the American flag, but a Pan-African-inspired palette pays homage to our ancestors. This intersection of symbols signifies the impact of Black culture and ideology on the country today.
[Company Name] is proud to honor #BlackHistoryMonth with Black Digital! This year’s official theme, announced by the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), is African Americans and the Arts. #BlackHistory #BlackCulture #AfricanAmericanArts
This Black History Month, [Company Name] is joining Black Digital to honor the resiliency and accomplishments of Black people throughout U.S. history. We hope you join us in celebrating the community this month and throughout the year. Here’s what you can do:
Take action with Black Digital to celebrate Black history! Share this post with friends, family, peers, and colleagues to amplify Black voices, Black joy, and Black leaders in our society. #BlackDigitalBHM
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[Company Name] is joining Black Digital to honor the resiliency and accomplishments of Black people throughout U.S. history. We hope you join us in celebrating the community this month and throughout the year.
[Company Name] proudly celebrates the Black community. This month serves as a powerful reminder that Black people still face racial discrimination and injustice. Black people have dedicated their lives to making progress for the community in our society. We know there is still more work to do. Join us in supporting Black people in the fight for racial equality. #BlackHistoryMonth #AmplifyBlackVoices #BlackDigitalBHM
Black people have contributed to our society through politics, fashion, music, art, technology, and so much more. Their achievements have immensely impacted today’s society and culture. We proudly recognize and celebrate how Black people have shaped our nation. #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackTrailblazers #BlackDigitalBHM
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Black people have immensely impacted today’s society and culture with their historic achievements. This month and throughout the year, we proudly recognize and celebrate how Black people have shaped our nation. #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackTrailblazers #BlackDigitalBHM
Celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth with Black Digital! Black people have made significant contributions throughout American history. I am proud to honor their courage, sacrifice, accomplishments, and leadership from the period of enslavement when first brought over from Africa in the 17th century to Black people living in the U.S. today. #AmplifyBlackVoices #BlackHistory
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Celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth with Black Digital! I am proud to honor Black people’s accomplishments, courage, sacrifice, and leadership from the period of enslavement when first brought over from Africa in the 17th century to Black people living in the U.S. today. #AmplifyBlackVoices #BlackHistory
#DidYouKnow Black History Month was created by historian Carter G. Woodson, also known as the “Father of Black History”? Woodson is notably known as the second Black person to graduate with a doctorate from Harvard University and is credited for being one of the first scholars to study and research the history of Black people. #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackFigures #BlackHistory
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#DidYouKnow Black History Month was created by historian Carter G. Woodson, also known as the “Father of Black History”? #BlackHistoryMonth originated as Negro History Week in 1926 to celebrate the achievements of Black people following their emancipation from slavery.
Black organizations across the country have done incredible work to improve the lives of Black people. Research shows that Black adults see Black-owned businesses and Black-led communities as effective remedies for inequality. #BlackHistoryMonth #AmplifyBlackVoices
