Black History Month Centennial: Examining the Grassroots Origins Amid Modern Political Shifts

As Black History Month reaches its 100th anniversary, scholars and activists are reframing its history as a product of community organizing rather than government concession. Amid current legislative efforts to restrict historical curricula, the legacy of founders like Carter G. Woodson remains a central point of debate regarding the ownership of American narratives.

Lars Sørensen

March 1, 202693 views

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Charlotte Hayes1h ago

Woodson’s original

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