02/27/2026
During Black History Month, we recognize and celebrate Black excellence and accomplishments, while also showing respect to the lessons imparted from many sources of Black wisdom: lessons of care, joy, passion, rest, and community. We continue to be educated by individuals such as James Baldwin, Angela Davis, Audre Lorde, and bell hooks, to name just a few; and we continue to be inspired to advocate for a world that can recognize its history to build a better tomorrow.
Black History extends beyond the days of February, and it is critical that we continuously engage in learning how we are shaped by the past, and how we make history through our choices each day. If you feel called towards it, we encourage you to share a reading, a lesson, an inspiration that you will take with you from this Black History Month into the future.