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personal experience: I wanted to make this post about African-American hair because black hair has played a large part in our expression of culture, so I’m black with kinky hair and I been growing my hair for couple years now a lot of people always say I should cut it even though I wash it and […]

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Hello everyone!😊 Last month I was posting black history month facts post! Because it was black history month well, the truth is black history month is American history (Carter G. Woodson studied African-American historical contributions front and center) in schools no African-American contributions we’re being taught, so I will…

if you have Xfinity you can use the remote and say “show me black film and t.v” it has a lot of things to watch for black culture.  

one unique thing i like about our culture black culture is our dance the way we are able to create dances and make it international. here our 26 important black females dancers and choreographers: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/07/08/black-female-choreographer-dancer_n_7716662.html

Black History Month Is Also Celebrated Outside of the US The United States is not the only country to celebrate Black History Month. Canada also began to observe Black History Month in 1995. The celebration was officially recognized by a 2008 bill, which received unanimous approval. In Canada, Black History Month is observed in the […]

There Are 45 Million Black People in the United States If there is one thing Black History Month facts teach us, it is the important role that the African-American community play in American society. Population wise, there are currently 45 million black people in the country. By 2060, it is estimated that the black community […]

Black History Month Is Almost 90 Years Old Among little-known Black History Month facts is the real age of this celebration. Black History Month dates back to 1926, at which time it was known as Negro History Week. At this time, the celebration lasted only a week and began on February 12. The reception from […]

heavyweight champ: jack johnson became the first African-American man to hold the world heavyweight champion boxing title in 1908. he held onto the belt until 1915.