‘Black History Month’ Carter G. Woodson’s Contribution To African Americans | BOSSIP

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Carter G. Woodson is remembered for advancing African Americans and improving education.

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Carter G. Woodson is often referred to as the “Father of Black History.” Woodson lobbied schools to participate in an education initiative initially known as “Negro History Week.” This week would later be expanded and would become “Black History Month.”

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