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February 7th
On this day,
Dr. Carter G. Woodson started the first Negro History Week to “extend and deepen the study and scholarship on Black History” in 1926. Decades later, it was expanded to cover the whole of February. He chose the middle of February because America celebrated the birthdays of former president Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, two towering figures in this history.
OurHistoryMatters.org is a comprehensive knowledge and information enterprise that promotes Africa and African-descended peoples globally. This will be done by enlightening, explaining, expatiating, enquiring, and educating about Global African conditions.
#digdeeper at ourhistorymatters.org
By Our History MattersFebruary 7th
On this day,
Dr. Carter G. Woodson started the first Negro History Week to “extend and deepen the study and scholarship on Black History” in 1926. Decades later, it was expanded to cover the whole of February. He chose the middle of February because America celebrated the birthdays of former president Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, two towering figures in this history.
OurHistoryMatters.org is a comprehensive knowledge and information enterprise that promotes Africa and African-descended peoples globally. This will be done by enlightening, explaining, expatiating, enquiring, and educating about Global African conditions.
#digdeeper at ourhistorymatters.org