1. When Twitter gave the #BlackHistoryMonth hashtag a new custom emoji.
3. And then double-downed on the message at the Super Bowl the next day.
4. When Panthers quarterback Cam Newton (and his smile) also made it to the big game. Even though he lost, it was great to see the MVP make it there.
5. When Kendrick gave the blackest Grammy performance ever after winning Rap Album of the Year.
6. When ABC Entertainment named Channing Dungey president, making her the first black person to run a broadcast network.
8. When 106-year-old Virginia McLaurin danced with the Obamas.
9. And President Obama had a picture-perfect moment with this little black boy.
Every child, no matter who they are, should have the opportunity to achieve their dreams. #BlackHistoryMonth
10. In fact, Obamas just kept showing out during their last Black History Month in the White House tbh.
11. When PBS aired an incredible documentary on the Black Panthers and it sparked a great conversation on Twitter.
12. When The New Yorker honored Harlem's Schomburg Centre with this cover.
13. Every time we saw all of February's #BlackGirlMagic magazine covers.
14. When the New York Times did this feature on what it's like to be a POC in Hollywood.
16. When Black Twitter gave us hashtags like #TrapCover...
Hello - Adele (#TrapCover) ft. @TheePharoah
17. And #RapSquatHistoryWeek.
#RapSquatHistoryWeek?
18. When the Jesse Owens biopic Race hit theaters.
19. When Ryan Coogler and Ava DuVernay threw a #JusticeForFlint event the same day as the Oscars and raised over $100K for the city.
There's the #Oscars, and then there's this event that matters: #JusticeForFlint https://t.co/Zim9Qy1kKG stream 5p ET
20. When American Girl released its third black doll on the company's 30th anniversary.
What was your favorite moment from this year's Black History Month?
