Black History month

 


One famous leader was Martin Luther King Jr. He wanted all people to be treated equally. He gave a very famous speech called “I Have a Dream.”

 In the United States and Canada, February is Black History Month.This is a special time to learn about the important contributions of Black people in history, art, music, science, sports, and much more!

Famous Black Leaders

One famous leader was Martin Luther King Jr. He wanted all people to be treated equally. He gave a very famous speech called “I Have a Dream.”

Another brave person was Rosa Parks. One day, she sat on a bus and refused to move when someone told her to. She wanted fairness for Black people, and her actions changed history.

Learning about Black history helps us remember that everyone should be treated with respect and kindness.

  



Beyoncé made history at the 2025 GRAMMYs by becoming the first Black woman to take home the award for Best Country Album. Watch the official lyric video and sing along:



 




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