Black History Month

It’s not a moment. It’s a mindset.

This February—and always—we celebrate the Black visionaries, disruptors, and trailblazers whose contributions have shaped our communities and continue to inspire generations. It’s a time to honor the changemakers whose creativity, resilience, and dedication are forging a more compassionate and inclusive world.

people in the plaza of a park
North Carolina Freedom Park
Raleigh, North Carolina

Black History Month is a powerful reminder that the pursuit of justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (J.E.D.I.) must extend far beyond a single month—it is a lifelong commitment. By amplifying Black voices and embracing their lived experiences, we can take meaningful strides toward a future rooted in fairness and lasting change.

Historic Emancipation Park
Houston, Texas
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