The responsibility of grounding Black children in their heritage should lie not only with parents and elders, but with teachers too. Non-Black students may not understand how our society came to be, but they should. Non-Black students may not respect their peers’ cultures and traditions, but they should. With Black history woven throughout the tapestry of today’s slightly narrow curriculum, encouraging critical thinking, the “journeys” that classes will explore during Black History Month 2022 would enrich all students – including those who aren’t Black. Do you think that black history should be taught every the way western culture has been nurtured?

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