19 Things To Do During Black History Month, But Don't Stop There
February's short, so consider also doing these things throughout the year.
2. And like, share, review, and support said businesses.
It sounds small, but it really helps these businesses.
3. Donate to a HBCU.
You have more than a few to choose from.
4. Send a care package.
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Selflessness is a major theme this month.
5. Catch up on some important documentaries.
Learning about the past dictates how much you understand and comprehend about the present.
6. Support places trying to preserve Black history.
Think museums or small local groups.
7. Introduce yourself to new, Black artists.
You're in for a pretty enjoyable rabbit hole.
8. Do not be silent about racism in your own community.
Speak up.
9. Donate to a Black organization.
Why not?
10. Volunteer for a cause that's bigger than you.
If you can't give anything, give your time.
11. Visit (even virtually) a Black culture event.
You never know what you may learn and who you might meet.
12. Ask questions.
Educate yourself on perspectives different than yours.
13. Support a Black media outlet.
Imagine the stress of being in media right now?
14. Find meaningful and thought-provoking threads on social media.
People are talking and it's usually on a convenient platform for you to tune in to.
15. Learn about the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Educate. Educate. Educate.
16. Find a way to honor and support Black veterans.
Their fight is our fight.
17. Tune in to forums with guest speakers.
Hey, we're in a heavily digital age. You'll find something.
18. Reassess your allyship.
Allyship is more than just being a friend.
19. Don't let a month dictate how frequently you choose to do any of the above.
Be genuine throughout the year.
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