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What does Black History Month mean to you? Throughout the month of February, YW Boston will be sharing content that honors Boston's Black history and present. Stay tuned for profiles of some of YW Boston's best and brightest program alumni, as well as guides to local, Black-owned Boston businesses. In the comments, share what Black History Month means to you, a Black historical figure that speaks to you, or what you will be doing to commemorate this month. #YWBoston #DEI #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackOwnedBoston #ShopBlack #BlackInBoston

Today begins Black History Month, which is observed each February. It is an opportunity for Americans to learn more about their country’s history, which, unfortunately, is often overlooked and forgotten. As they say, “Black history is American history,” and it is a rich and diverse history. A great nation honors its past and learns from it. A great nation doesn’t forget its past. It doesn’t let the most significant facts about our collective and shared history slip away into the abyss of forgotten history. The things that happened in the past shape and inform where we’re headed in the future. It’s essential that we set aside a month each year for learning as much about Black history as possible.

Education and awareness are key as we honor black history month. What can you do to spread awareness and educate even yourself? Support a local, black-owned business in your community. Visit a black history museum. Read literature written by black authors. Support black philanthropy. Learn at least one thing you did not know about black history. Share your experiences and what you learned with others, especially children.

Education and awareness are key as we honor black history month. What can you do to spread awareness and educate even yourself? Support a local, black-owned business in your community. Visit a black history museum. Read literature written by black authors. Support black philanthropy. Learn at least one thing you did not know about black history. Share your experiences and what you learned with others, especially children.

Celebrating Black History Month by 'MAKING BLACK HISTORY' As we step into Black History Month, the BCREN - Black Commercial Real Estate Network is not just reflecting on the past; we are actively shaping our future. This month is more than a period of remembrance; it's a vibrant, living testament to the strength, resilience, and enduring spirit of the Black community. At BCREN, we believe in honoring our collective past by forging paths that future generations will walk on. Our commitment goes beyond commemorating historical figures; it involves creating a legacy of our own. We are here to build, to innovate, and to lead in ways that carve out new milestones in Black history. We are on a journey of empowerment, education, and celebration. This Black History Month is not only a time to look back but a time to leap forward. Because at BCREN, we're not just celebrating Black history; we're making it.

Today begins Black History Month, which is observed each February. It is an opportunity for Americans to learn more about their country’s history, which, unfortunately, is often overlooked and forgotten. As they say, “Black history is American history,” and it is a rich and diverse history. A great nation honors its past and learns from it. A great nation doesn’t forget its past. It doesn’t let the most significant facts about our collective and shared history slip away into the abyss of forgotten history. The things that happened in the past shape and inform where we’re headed in the future. It’s essential that we set aside a month each year for learning as much about Black history as possible.

Today is the first day of Black History Month, lets celebrate the history and culture. This year’s Black History Month theme, “Reclaiming Narratives,” marks a significant shift towards recognising and correcting the narratives of Black history and culture. By emphasising this theme, we shine a brighter light on stories, allegories, and histories that underscore our commitment to correcting historical inaccuracies and showcasing the untold success stories and the full complexity of Black heritage. #blackhistorymonth #blackhistory #reclaimingnarratives #blackheritage

Embracing the rich heritage of Black History Month. ???? There is always room for each of us to learn more, to grow in our understanding and appreciation of each other, and to break down barriers between us. This month is a great time to lift up the beautiful stories and accomplishments of the Black Community and to give back by supporting local and other Black owned businesses. #BlackHistoryMonth #TeamReba #RealEstateExperts #HomeownershipDreams #CommunitySupport

?? Closing Black History Month: Reflecting on Marty Meehan's Words ?? As Black History Month draws to a close, let us carry forward the wisdom of Marty Meehan's words and continue our journey of reflection, celebration, and action. "Black History Month must be more than just a month of remembrance; it should be a tribute to our history and reminder of the work that lies in the months and years ahead." - Marty Meehan In these powerful words, Meehan reminds us that the legacy of Black history extends far beyond a mere month of recognition—it is a living testament to resilience, courage, and triumph over adversity. Black History Month serves as a vital opportunity to honor the contributions, struggles, and achievements of Black individuals throughout history. As we bid farewell to this month of commemoration, let us not forget that our commitment to equality and justice knows no bounds. The work of honoring Black history and advocating for equity continues every day, in every moment, and in every action we take. May we carry the spirit of Black History Month with us throughout the months and years ahead, striving to create a future where every voice is heard, every story is valued, and every individual is empowered to thrive. ???? #BlackHistoryMonth #MartyMeehan #Reflection #ContinuedAction