Celebrating Black History Month
The origins of Black History Month, trace back to 1926, but the modern-day observation did not become official until 1976. In 2023, many of the suggestions for celebrating and commemorating Black History Month focus on elevating the intersectional nature of identity — learning about Black women brings together the issues of race and gender, while learning about Black LGBTQ+ people brings together issues of race and how they intersect with sexual orientation and gender identity.
We’re excited to invite Representative Malcolm Kenyatta (PA-181st), to the conversation!
You can join this discussion live! Mark your calendar for Something to Talk About Live on Thursday, February 2 at 4:30 pm Eastern/1:30 pm Pacific.
Learn more at https://straightforequality.org/discussion/celebrating-black-history-month.
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