Tell us what Black History Month means to you
Use 10 words to tell us what Black History Month means to you
February is Black History Month, or if you’re in Nova Scotia, African Heritage Month.
As the Canada Heritage website suggests, Canadians take this month to support “festivities and events that honour the legacy of Black Canadians, past and present.”
CBC Kids News is going to be featuring some articles for Black History Month that you’ll be able to find on the homepage.
We want to understand what the essence of Black History Month means to you, so take our challenge and tell us in 10 words or less.
Fill out this form and email it to email@example.com by Feb. 12 for a chance to be featured on the Kids News site.
Meanwhile, check out these Black kids doing cool things
- PROFILE — 11-year-old uses Instagram to celebrate books with Black characters
- Teen tired of hallway racism starts her own T-shirt brand, ‘Afroqueens’
- PROFILE — The pandemic isn’t slowing down this teen violinist’s big dreams
- Tired of racism in the halls, this Ontario student walked out of class
- 11-year-old wins hockey prize and hopes more Black girls join her on the ice
- Calgary teens protest after principal uses N-word
- Meet this young Canadian basketball star featured in new documentary series
- This student won a huge prize for explaining quantum tunneling