Black History Month Honors Trailblazers Across the U.S.

Black History Month celebrations highlight the significant contributions of Black individuals across various fields. In Moorhead, MN, Dr. Yvonne Condell was honored for her 30-year teaching career and impactful community work, while Tonika Johnson paid tribute to Margaret Burroughs, co-founder of the DuSable Museum. Angelica Ross, celebrated for her acting and advocacy, continues to inspire Black trans individuals through her work in the entertainment industry and nonprofit sector. Opal Lee and Ella Baker were recognized by students for their pivotal roles in advancing civil rights and justice. In Seattle, four Black women were acknowledged for their community work, emphasizing resilience and the ongoing fight for equality. These events underscore the importance of recognizing and celebrating the contributions and struggles of Black individuals throughout history.