MrVacBob: so what happened last weekend with you and martin?
Remilia: that didn't happen. black history dude
MrVacBob: it'll be february soon
Remilia: nope not even in february.
Remilia: that didn't happen. black history dude
MrVacBob: it'll be february soon
Remilia: nope not even in february.
by Shii March 16, 2008
Guy 1: Hey do you remember when you cried because someone stole your burger in seventh grade?
Guy 2 *to himself*:damn how did this guy find out about my black history.
Guy 2 *to himself*:damn how did this guy find out about my black history.
by Ialwayslandthe69 September 1, 2021
by JOHHNNY THOMPSON February 7, 2022
by año punkis February 17, 2021
The best month of the year when all of the great Black activists, athletes, inventors, scientists, scholars, musicians, poets, authors, architects, explorers, etc throughout history get the most recognition for their achievements. Africans have richest history in the world, as they are the ones who brought Mathematics, Science, Language, Architecture, Cosmetics, Art, Spirituality, Folklore, and so many other things to the world. And as for Black Americans, we are the ones who built America, and not just through free labor via slavery. It's so important for people to learn about historical figures such as Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, Malcolm X, Lewis Latimer (inventor of the carbon filament used in light bulbs), Benjamin Banneker (scientist, Almanac author, and farmer who built the first American clock and assisted in creating the city layout for Washington D.C.), Juan Garrido (first person in the Americas to cultivate Wheat), Garrett Morgan (inventor of the Traffic Light and the Gas Mask), W.E.B. DuBois (Pan Africanist civil rights activist who co-founded the NAACP), Kenneth Dunkley (inventor of 3D Glasses), George Crum (inventor of Potato Chips), and so many other monumental figures! Coincidentally, this month corresponds with many other events like National Heart Month, the Super Bowl, the NBA All Star Game, the Oscars, the Grammy's, and Valentine's Day.
by IBTAL January 15, 2020
Black History Month, n.
1. A sorely needed opportunity to raise awareness of the history of black Americans among people of all colors.
2. The shortest month of the year.
1. A sorely needed opportunity to raise awareness of the history of black Americans among people of all colors.
2. The shortest month of the year.
Black History Month is important not just for Black people to understand their own people's centuries-long struggle for liberation, but for all people to recognize the problems that institutionalized racism and skin color privilege has caused and continues to cause in American society.
by D.X. DuBois April 26, 2006
Have u herd about black history month .....
Yea! What is it anyway?
A month of freedom!!!😁😁
Like m.l.k.j. day?
Yep😁
Yea! What is it anyway?
A month of freedom!!!😁😁
Like m.l.k.j. day?
Yep😁
by One_of_a_kind January 20, 2016