As we conclude #BlackHistoryMonth, Welltower takes a moment to reflect on a month filled with educational opportunities, celebrations, and deeper understanding. Throughout this year’s theme, ‘African Americans and the Arts,’ we’ve had the privilege to delve into and highlight the remarkable contributions of black artists, creators, activists, and inventors across history and in our contemporary world. From biweekly spotlights on cultural influencers to curating a vibrant Spotify playlist showcasing our team’s favorite music, we celebrated the rich history of black creativity. Our commemoration didn’t stop at history and music; we also savored the culinary traditions and recipes offered by black-owned restaurants and bakeries. As Black History Month comes to a close, let’s carry forward the spirit of celebration and appreciation for the profound impact of African Americans on the arts and our collective history. #BHM
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