12 Virtual Ways to Celebrate Black History Month From Home
All you need is an internet connection to join in on the fun. Feb 4, 2021
Every year, the U.S. celebrates Black History Month, also known as African American History Month, during the month of February. It s a chance to honor the achievements and accomplishments of Black Americans throughout history as well as to reflect on how American history has long overlooked many of these contributions. With many Black History Month events taking the virtual route this year, the good news is that it s even easier to attend events that might not be in your zip code. Whether you re looking to educate yourself about Black culture in America or want to further amplify the conversation and share your own personal experiences, we ve rounded up a variety of virtual events that you can enjoy from the comfort of your home.
10 virtual ways to celebrate Black History Month from home
All you need is an internet connection to join in on the fun. Share Updated: 3:32 PM EST Feb 2, 2021 Kelly Corbett
All you need is an internet connection to join in on the fun. Share Updated: 3:32 PM EST Feb 2, 2021
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All you need is an internet connection to join in on the fun. Share Updated: 3:32 PM EST Feb 2, 2021 Kelly Corbett News Writer Every year, the U.S. celebrates Black History Month, also known as African American History Month, during the month of February.It s a chance to honor the achievements and accomplishments of Black Americans throughout history as well as to reflect on how American history has long overlooked many of these contributions. With many Black History Month events taking the virtual route this year, the good news is that it s even easier to attend events that might not be in your ZIP code.
Why do we need to make Kamala Harris superhuman? The images of her as Wonder Woman are great. But let s be more realistic with our demands.
By Elizabeth Wellington, Philadelphia Inquirer (TNS) January 28, 2021 11:40am Text size Copy shortlink:
I love Wonder Woman.
In fact every year, between the ages of 3 and 7, I dressed up as Wonder Woman for Halloween. My little brown face covered by a plastic mask that looked just like Lynda Carter as the beloved 1970s version of the DC Comics Amazonian.
So as the Biden-Harris campaign gained momentum and I started seeing varied images of then-Sen. Kamala Harris as Wonder Woman on mugs, T-shirts and posters, I was excited. The more I learned about Harris, the more I realized how phenomenal she is.