Black History Month Visit to the International Civil Rights Center & Museum Honors the Legacy of the Greensboro Four

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This Black History Month, I had the powerful opportunity to visit the International Civil Rights Center & Museum in downtown Greensboro. Walking through the very space where history was made was both humbling and inspiring.I had the honor of listening to individuals who were directly involved in the Dudley High School movement and connected to North Carolina A&T during that pivotal time. Hearing their stories firsthand reminded me that courage, resilience, and collective action are what truly drive change.Standing beside the tribute to the Greensboro Four was especially moving. Their decision to sit, to stand firm in their dignity, and to challenge injustice continues to impact generations—including mine.As a professional and a mother, moments like this deepen my commitment to equity, belonging, and progress in every space I’m part of. Black history is not just something we remember in February—it’s a legacy we carry forward through our actions, our leadership, and our willingness to keep pushing for better.Grateful for the experience and Other Voices. Inspired to keep doing the work. ✨hashtag#BlackHistoryMonth hashtag#GreensboroFour hashtag#CivilRights hashtag#Leadership hashtag#DEI hashtag#ProgressOverPerfection

Communities

• Black

Observances

• Black History Month

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• Unique Format
• Offsite Event

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• Connect