National Black History Month, 2026
Published Date: 2/6/2026
Presidential Document
Summary
In 2026, we proudly celebrate 250 years of American independence by honoring Black Americans as key heroes in our nation’s story. This month highlights their vital contributions to freedom, equality, and the American dream, reminding us that Black history is truly American history. No new rules or costs—just a powerful call to unite and appreciate our shared journey under one flag.
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