Today is not only the start of February but a chance to honor Black history. Celebration of Black History month has continued with various names since its inception, 47 years ago. It’s a chance to amplify the resilience, rich history, and remarkable achievements of Black Americans. This is a month to learn more about American history and reflect on present day contributions by our Black relatives, friends, neighbors, and colleagues. At Employbridge, we encourage our colleagues and associates to use this time to learn from one another and foster a culture of appreciation. #blackhistorymonth
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Today is the first day of Black History Month 2024. This month represents an amplified opportunity for all people to honor, celebrate and reflect upon the achievements, struggles, accomplishments, experiences and lives of Black Americans, past and present. Today, as we work towards a society that is more just, equitable, and historically aware, I encourage each of us to give thanks for and uplift the Black Americans who we have learned from, worked with, been mentored by, been supported by, done business with, partnered with, and loved. We are also challenged to redouble our efforts to have the history, story and achievements of Black Americans treated as the essential American history that it is… core to who we have been, an essential part of who we are today, and an essential element of who we shall be in the future as Americans. #BlackHistoryIsAmericanHistory #BlackLivesMatter #CelebrateBlackExcellence
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Why? Because it is important to see our economic commerce in the making!! Check this out! #blackhistorymonth #blackentrepreneurs #business101 #chamberofcommerce
The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity is celebrating Black History Month by spotlighting the contributions of black-owned businesses statewide. Learn more and register for a series of free events providing strategies for long-term business success. #blackhistorymonth #ILBHM2024
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Chief Inclusion, Belonging & Equity Officer at DeVry University | Global DEI Leader | Advancing Community & Belonging
Black History Month is a time to spotlight and celebrate the honorable contributions, achievements, and culture of Black Americans and their communities. However, these efforts should be applied year-round. Fortunately, at DeVry, we can lean into our business resource groups, including the Association of Black Colleagues (ABC), to enable continuous learning by going deeper into discussions and making meaningful connections. From my perspective, as a collective – organizations, businesses, and society as a whole – can acknowledge and support the significance of Black History beyond the month of February. #BlackHistoryMonth Learn more here: https://devry.ly/3T3PCcn
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In the words of Dr. Robert Livingston: "Black history is not just for Black people. Black history IS American history." Black History Month celebrates more than the history of the heritage and cultural contributions to our country. We also celebrate history in the making and there are some truly incredible things happening in the community that will undoubtedly shape the future. Today I would like to shine a spotlight on some of my friends who are making a huge impact and inspiring future generations of leaders across the country: Have you seen what entrepreneurs like Stanley Rameau and Derek E. Canton are up to in the financial community? How about the philanthropy of Calvin M., David Z. Everett, and The Equitas Group? Emerson Foster and Paul Francisco (He, Him, His) are literally bringing thousands of Black professionals together each year to network and uplift one another via the Men's and Women's Dinner Group! Thank you to each of you for breaking barriers, paving the way, and educating others through your work. Black history is more than slavery, civil rights, and cultural richness. It is about resilience, innovation, and creating an impact on the entire world.
This month, we celebrate the rich tapestry of Black History. Black History Month is a time to honor, reflect, and embrace the profound and significant contributions of African Americans to human history. We reflect on narratives that have often been overlooked or marginalized, learn and re-learn about the heritage, and celebrate the resilience and triumphs in an unyielding pursuit of justice. The Black community is filled with global icons in art, music, literature, science, technology, and business. We honor those who have trailblazed a path for future generations and those who continue to inspire us with their vision, determination, and commitment to positive change. We stand with our brothers and sisters in challenging stereotypes, combating systemic racism, and actively participating in fostering empathy, unity, and celebration of diversity. Happy Black History Month from your friends at Ambassador Recruiting Services, Inc.!
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At Startek®, we honor and celebrate Black History Month by recognizing the invaluable contributions of our diverse workforce, and spotlighting the achievements of our Black employees who drive our success in customer experience solutions. This year, we commemorate #BlackHistoryMonth, acknowledging the diverse impacts of Black Americans on visual arts, music, cultural movements and more. Join us in celebrating our amazing employees who continue to push us to new heights and reflect on the profound influence of Black history with questions like: Rosa Womack: Which Black icon has inspired you and how have they influenced your life? Veneshia White: What aspect of Black history resonates with you the most and why? Shanetha Stallings: What moment in Black History inspires you? Trey Wilson: What advice would you give young Black agents starting their call center journey?
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Black history is being made year-round, but I am grateful to have a month to reflect on the many ways African Americans have contributed to culture and society. From trailblazers who opened new doors, to the new generation currently shaping our future, Black history is vibrant, resilient, and dynamic. As a champion of diversity, equity, and inclusion, I encourage everyone to use this month to amplify Black voices, explore the rich history, and examine what you can do in your daily lives to advance social justice. https://lnkd.in/ezjC_-TU
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Check out the Black Digital #BlackHistoryMonth toolkit at the link in Mike Utaegbulam ‘s post. Such cool work! #blackhistorymonth #digitaltoolkit #digitalamarketing #blackowned #wearethewaymakers
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The team at Black Digital has been working hard to launch our first #BlackHistoryMonth toolkit. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/edpMnfV6. While February is dedicated to honoring Black people's sacrifices and significant achievements, one month alone cannot nearly encompass their historic accomplishments and tribulations. We will update the page throughout the month with creative and messaging assets for organizations and individuals looking to thoughtfully join the celebration. Featured prominently in our Black History Month logo is the Black Star. It’s non-symmetrical make-up represents the diversity and perfect imperfections that make our culture unique. The stripes are synonymous with the American flag, but a Pan-African-inspired palette pays homage to our ancestors. This intersection of symbols signifies the impact of Black culture and ideology on the country today. Black History is American History. Join us as we celebrate Black culture, Black leadership, and, most importantly, Black joy. Always proud of the team: Creative: Lorenzo Gordon Miles Carney Annie-Dina Théodore Web: Willie Brown Content & Research: Dominique W. Talia Sabbath Liesel Allen
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Crescent and Crown Therapy proudly joins the nation in recognizing and honoring Black History Month. This annual observance serves as a reminder of the invaluable contributions made by Black Americans throughout history. Black History Month is an opportunity for all of us to reflect on and celebrate the achievements, struggles, and resilience of Black Americans. It is a time to learn from the past, acknowledge the systemic injustices that have persisted, and work towards a more inclusive and equitable future. At Crescent and Crown Therapy, we believe it is essential to recognize that Black History is not separate from American History; it is an integral part of it. By honoring the contributions of Black Americans, we deepen our understanding of the diverse experiences that have shaped our nation. #blackhistorymonth #BIPOCfocused #blackmaternalhealth #blackmentalhealth
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February is Black History Month, a special time for honoring and celebrating the many achievements of Black Americans while acknowledging the challenges they face both past and present. Black investors in the U.S. hold more than $6 trillion of wealth, yet many are under-invested. Advisors can play a critical role in helping close that gap and reinforcing the continued growth of Black wealth and prosperity. BlackRock’s resources are designed to help advisors build authentic relationships with Black investors and earn their trust -> https://1blk.co/4bNStxl #BlackHistoryMonth #wealthmanagement #professionaldevelopment #financialadvisors
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Business leaders might wonder how to best recognize Black History Month this October. It's a time of celebration and a time of reflection, too. Black history and black people’s achievements still feel underrecognised. You can contribute by heightening awareness and reassessing inclusivity in the workplace. https://ow.ly/3eqs50PQKf4
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