Black History Month
It’s not a moment. It’s a mindset.
This February, and always, we honor the Black movers, disruptors, and trailblazers who are making a difference in their communities and beyond. It’s a time to recognize the industry change agents, who, with their creativity, courage, and craft, are building a kinder, more inclusive world.
Historic Emancipation Park
Houston, Texas
Places that celebrate Black history and culture
Honoring the Collective in COLOR, Tararra M. Hill, Atlanta, 2023
Standing on the shoulders of Greatness | Mansa Musa; Audrey Lorde; Nina Simone: Alvin Ailey; Jean-Michel Basquiat; Cheryl Durst; Amanda Gorman; Phil Freelon; Katherine Johnson
Diaspora, Octavia Pinckney, Boston, 2023
This art piece depicts the uniquely regional african giraffe struggling with multiplicitous expression in the world while liberating African birds and butterflies as symbolism of peace and freedom from the constraints of a seemingly systemic black and white world.
