👉🏾 Black History Month should be a time to uplift, support, encourage, and bring awareness to Black-owned brands and Black people.
👉🏽 In February, organizations should post not just because Black History Month "trends," but also because they are authentically using their platforms to support Black voices, Black-owned brands, and Black culture.
What brands can do instead:
👉🏿 Ensure your organization has active Diversity Equity Inclusion & Access (DEIA) initiatives throughout the year.
👉🏻 Implement ways to provide a safe and authentic place for Black employees to thrive and not feel pressured to code-switch.
👉🏾 Utilize your resources and powerful network to introduce and bring Black professionals to the table. Let them be in the room and contribute their ideas and experiences.
When brands only post about Black History Month because it's trending, it's obvious.
Take a step further and ensure you’re authentically caring and supporting the Black community.
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