Black History Month isn’t just an opportunity to educate people, says Quiet Storm’s Trevor Robinson. It’s an opportunity to promote positive stories, entertain an audience and make some changes.
Let’s go with Black History Month. Why not? We have Christmas for goodwill and connecting with families, and Valentine’s Day for celebrating love. A month for Black history is a good springboard for addressing issues around racism and discrimination, and to promote some positive stories told from voices that don’t often get heard.
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Source: The Drum
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