As the nation approaches the 250th anniversary, the commemoration of Black History Month enters its centennial, highlighting both the achievements and ongoing struggles within Black history. Numerous events are scheduled across the country, including community gatherings in Austin, Merced County, and Centre County, emphasizing education and unity. Various organizations, including the U.S. Black Chambers, Inc., and NOW, are actively participating in events that honor the contributions of Black Americans while addressing contemporary issues of racial equity and anti-diversity climate. Resources for teaching Black history are being made available to educators, reinforcing the message that Black history is integral to American identity. This year’s celebrations encourage a collective voice focusing on democracy and community engagement, signifying an important chapter in the dialogue surrounding race and history in America.