Black History Month Essay
We as American should find the golden mean when celebrating black history. We need to find that area where we can all agree that black history month should be done away with. The areas where we will find excellence is when we consider call all history American history, and we highlight each ethnicity contributions to American history. Our telos should be to find that golden mean so we can come together as a society because we need it more than ever. African Americans may be left out of history if we don’t have this month to represent us. This month is a representation of our struggle and what our ancestors had to overcome to be seen in American as equals. African American culture may be left out of textbooks all over America. In Texas they
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African Americans have pushed through so much adversity in America they should not want to be separated in history. Does the shortest month in history suffice for all the trial and tribulations that African Americans went through to progress in America. This has been a joke for years and I feel we have all heard it. African American history and American history are all one in the same, so why not teach and celebrate them equally. African Americans pushed for space in the history book and should not be singled out in one month. There should not be selective people or moments that we as Americans should hear about in black history. African Americans should aggressively push as American history a just as hard as our ancestors pushed in history for progression in America. In conclusion celebrating black history month is immoral because there is not enough information presented about black history, it is not a positive effect on equality, and it is another reason African Americans will continue to be viewed separately by society. I love my culture, my heritage and my ethnicity, but I am a firm believer that anything that does not bring us together only separates us as a society. There is power in unity but if we stay divided we cannot solve the larger picture in
African Americans have pushed through so much adversity in America they should not want to be separated in history. Does the shortest month in history suffice for all the trial and tribulations that African Americans went through to progress in America. This has been a joke for years and I feel we have all heard it. African American history and American history are all one in the same, so why not teach and celebrate them equally. African Americans pushed for space in the history book and should not be singled out in one month. There should not be selective people or moments that we as Americans should hear about in black history. African Americans should aggressively push as American history a just as hard as our ancestors pushed in history for progression in America. In conclusion celebrating black history month is immoral because there is not enough information presented about black history, it is not a positive effect on equality, and it is another reason African Americans will continue to be viewed separately by society. I love my culture, my heritage and my ethnicity, but I am a firm believer that anything that does not bring us together only separates us as a society. There is power in unity but if we stay divided we cannot solve the larger picture in