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hard to explain but he was part of the Black history month
It is because most of the blacks main events for the blacks was in February. Our 2v most famous people who greatly influenced the black American population Fredrick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln
A very old woman
It stops slavery throughout the United States
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of course she is black and part of black history month
No, Sacajawea is not part of Black History Month. Sacajawea was a Shoshone Indian. She worked with Lewis and Clark on their exploration.
hard to explain but he was part of the Black history month
Black history is important because it shines a light on a part of history that people do not always see. It helps people understand the importance of equality and how things have not always been that way.
Rosa Parks she is a huge part of African-american history!
To be able to be a peace maker and be part in the black history month
Its important because African Americans have come a long way from where they use to be. When a race or people start as being slaves & treated extremely cruelly, becoming famous leaders like Martin Luther King Jr or someone like Rosa Parks, is very important & valuable to society. Things like the Underground Railroad influenced American History, and African Americans play a huge role in history.
We celebrate black history month because we are celebrating all of the great things black men and woman have done. Many years ago, black people were overlooked. They were not in History books when they did great things that white people did. It was truly unfair so Carter G. Woodson decided to make Black History Month a thing so that they could have equil rights. Carter G. Woodson changed Black History just like many others such as Rosa Parks, Nelson Mandela and many other great black human beings. Black History Month had given Black People the chance to finally be noticed and not overlooked. In the UK they celebrate Black History Month in October but in America they celebrate Black History Month in February. In October or February, people normally protest to stop racism once and for all. Black History Month wouldn't be the same if people didn't believe in them. We should always respect others, we should not care about looks but instead we should care about their personalities. George Floyd also made a big change in Black History when a shopkeeper said he payed 'fake money' but it was real money, George Floyd was just black and was treated wrong. Then an officer came and put his knee on his neck for no reason at all! If it was a white person on the other hand, they would of never gotten put down to the floor and had someone put their knee on their neck! This just shows how unfair people can be! This happened on May 25th. We must keep George Floyd and many others in our hearts and be greatful for all the amazing things that they have done for us. Rest In Peace George Floyd, Martin Luthor King Jr., Muhammad Ali and many many other great black people who changed History forever.
Of course he is! Jimi Hendrix is notably one of the best electric guitarists of all time, and he is an important part of music history. Jimi Hendrix was a revolutionary and an inspiration. I'm sure that he would make a great black history month report.
yes she is because she made a underground rail road for her friends that was treated liked slaves got free from the people who many them become slaves
Mother Teresa did not specifically work with "Black" (whatever that actually means) people. The tenet of her order was and is still "[The]whole heartedand free service to the poorest of the poor".Her primary base of operations was in Calcutta and it is for the work with these children for which she was most noted.
Black History Month is an outgrowth of Negro History Week, established by black historian Carter G. Woodson in 1926. He designated the second week in February to mark the birthdays of both Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln. The week was expanded to a month in 1976, as part of the nation's Bicentennial commemoration. Since 1976, it is celebrated annually in the USA and Canada in February and the UK in the month of October. In the U.S., Black History Month is also referred to as African-American History Month.