Actress Keke Palmer recently discussed how she celebrates Black History Month and why she feels "pretty invincible as a Black woman."
Nyack Middle School and its vendor, Aramark, apologized for serving fried chicken and watermelon to mark the start of Black History Month.
It even has an MLK "quote" experts claim was never actually said.
"Lifting As We Climb" has long been the mission of African-American women.
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