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Black History Month, observed in February in the US and Canada, celebrates Black achievement while highlighting ongoing systemic racism. Originating as Negro History Week in 1926 by Carter G. Woodson, it coincides with Lincoln and Douglass' birthdays, crucial figures in abolition. By the late 1960s, it gained traction nationally, evolving into a month-long celebration in 1976. Recognising neglected contributions and struggles, it promotes awareness and appreciation of Black history and cult...

Each February, Canada recognizes Black History Month as a way to honour the legacy of Black people in Canada. Black people and their communities ha...

/CNW/ - Onyx Initiative, a Toronto based non-profit that was established in 2020 to bridge the pervasive and systemic gap in the recruitment, selection, and...

Lincoln Alexander was the was the first black person to be Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, a member of Parliament and Cabinet minister ...

The province will consult with historians and experts before rolling out the new curriculum in September 2025.

York University is proud to celebrate our community and highlight the many events taking place during Black History Month.

We might not need a Black History Month if Black history — the full history of Black people in Canada, not just the Underground Railroad — was part of our

A Black-owned company based in Guelph — The Kween Company — has launched an initiative aimed at getting people in the Black community to rest and take care of themselves during Black History Month.

A trailblazing politician, activist, and educator, Jean Augustine was the first Black woman to be elected to the House of Commons in Canada ...

/CNW/ - Happy Black History Month! The theme for Black History Month 2024 is "Black Excellence: A Heritage to Celebrate; a Future to Build." Throughout...