Black History Month

Trump hosts Black History Month reception

During a Black History Month event, Trump acknowledged the contributions of Black Americans, announced plans for statue gardens, and addressed the 1619 Project, while the

Gerald R. Ford’s message on the observance of Black History Week in 1975

In 1975, President Gerald Ford issued a message recognizing Black History Week, later expanding it to Black History Month in 1976, emphasizing the importance of

Faith of A Mustard Seed       

The text draws parallels between Martin Luther and Martin Luther King Jr., emphasizing their reformative impact. It critiques modern societal chaos and suggests a "Neo

 Celebrate Black History Month at your Tennessee State Museum 

Nashville Opera presents When Marian Sang, a program combining Marian Anderson’s story with music. The Museum hosts Black History Month events, including Homeschool Day and

Origins of Black History Month

The origin of Black History Month traces back to Carter G. Woodson’s efforts in 1926 to establish Negro History Week, which eventually expanded to a

Black History Month Events of Note

The Nashville Black Market, February 8-9, celebrates Black culture with food, vendors, and entertainment. It supports Black-owned businesses. A William Edmondson documentary and panel will

Faith of A Mustard Seed       

In 1910, W. E. B. Du Bois launched "The Crisis" to highlight race issues, particularly toward Black Americans. Its editorial focus was on opposing race