The Work That Built Us: Honoring Black Labor Across Generations
Black labor has never been unskilled or incidental. From domestic work and skilled trades to care work, teaching, farming, and service roles, this is the labor that built families, communities, and futures across generations.
Why Black History Month Had to Be Created: A Century of Memory, Labor, and Resistance
Black History Month did not begin as a celebration. It began as a correction. Created in 1926 by Carter G. Woodson, it was an act of resistance against erasure and a commitment to preserving Black history, labor, and identity on purpose.
Black History Month 2025: Day 8 - The Vital Role of African American Women in Labor Movements
On Day 8 of Black History Month 2025, we explore how African American women have shaped labor movements, focusing on their role in organizing domestic workers and fighting for fair wages, better conditions, and workers' rights.