Black History Month
Celebrating Achievements & Contributions of Black Americans
Updated with 2024 theme: African American and the Arts
Black History is American History and will continue to impact how we communicate and behave with each other in the workplace. Our teaching and education don't end when we get our degrees; it's a continuous cycle to help us be understanding, knowledgeable, and socially awareMicrolesson Description
In this microlesson, we provide an overview of Black History Month, how essential its History is to our social fabric, and its relevance to our society today, to every corporate culture, and overall American History. The microlesson also introduces this year's Black History Month theme, African Americans and the Arts, to managers and employees, as a precursor to dive deeper in February and beyond.
Key Concepts
- The history and importance of Black History Month.
- Black History Month’s dedication to celebrating the contributions and achievements of Black Americans.
- How to honor Black History Month by education, amplifying Black voices, supporting Black businesses and charities, and more.
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