He was one of the best running backs in NFL history.
inventor of black history
Black history really started in the Americas with slavery. I think that the American people recognized that slavery was a fully American experience and that black Americans are a part of what America is, that the thought that we should have a special month set aside to acknowledge that and to celebrate black Americans' history and contributions to the history of the United States.
Actually, it was not his decision. In fact, the change happened long after he died. Carter G. Woodson, a well-respected educator and historian, instituted what was then called "Negro History Week" in 1926. He died in 1950, and it was not until 1976 that the event was expanded into "Black History Month." The reason for the change had to do with advocacy on the part of prominent black educators. They believed the US Bicentennial Year was a good time to expand and enhance the teaching of black history and let a new generation of young people know about the contributions people of color had made to US history.
we fought in the war that ended the holocaust
In the early part of American history, racist people formed a group called the Ku Klux Klan and murdered black people - this was terrorism, and their only goal was to frighten black people into submission.This question has gotten into to much of a debate with no proof given - if you have actual proof you may contact one of the supervisors and they will add this proof to the answer here.
I believe it was a special bit Snoop Dogg created for Primetime. I don't think it is a part of a full song
Yes. Both Manning brothers now are part of the DirecTV football fairies humorous ads, also featuring Deion Sanders.
inventor of black history
yes he is
of course she is black and part of black history month
Oprah Winfrey is a part of Black history. She is a successful multi-millionaire.
yes
The black bear is a part of American history and folklore, and is revered in most states.
, Im Doing a Project On Her NOw She Became Part Of Black History Because She Was The ONe Of The Few Slaves That Wrote LOTS Of Poem
he was something to complecated to be told
A very old woman
No, Sacajawea is not part of Black History Month. Sacajawea was a Shoshone Indian. She worked with Lewis and Clark on their exploration.