In this video, I tackle a common question: if we have Black History Month, why isn’t there a White History Month? I explain ...

We’ve been asking what Black History Month means to you. We received a variety of answers, and thought we’d highlight some of the responses. Recommended Videos Thank you to EVERYONE who filled ...

Black History Month is an entire month devoted to putting a spotlight on African Americans who have made contributions to our country. Originally, it was seen as a way of teaching students and ...

Black History Month is a time to reflect and honor the contributions of African-Americans, and pay homage to those who came before us. And it wasn’t always a full month.

Why Black History Month is in February. Unfortunately, America's white-washed story of Black history that we learned in grade school only touches the surface of the plight of Black Americans.

"Black History Month is in the shortest month of the year, and the coldest," comedian Chris Rock said in 2015. "Just in case we want to have a parade." Although at least February has an extra day ...

Black History Month was recognized nationally in 1976, when President Gerald Ford designated the month as a time for the public to honor the contributions of Black Americans, according to the museum.

Black History Month starts this weekend, but its origins are more than 100 years old. Here's why it's always celebrated in February.

Black History month planning should not become additional labor for an organization’s handful of Black professionals. Yes, some may make suggestions or volunteer to assist, but that should be ...