What is the definitive guide to celebrating Black History Month all year round by Natasha Nicholes?

I've written several articles on how to celebrate Black History year-round, not just in February. Here are some key points:

1. Incorporate Black History into everyday lessons: This can be done by using books and resources that highlight the contributions and experiences of Black individuals. I've curated a list of six books that can serve as a starting point.

2. Celebrate Black artists, poets, and politicians: Depending on the month, you can focus on different aspects of Black history. For instance, in March, you can celebrate the contributions of Black artists, and in April, you can explore Black poets and their poetry.

3. Engage with the community: Visit museums, participate in community service projects, and support Black-owned businesses.

4. Use multimedia resources: There are numerous online resources, such as YouTube videos and documentaries, that can supplement your lessons.

Remember, the goal is to integrate Black history into your everyday learning, not just confine it to one month. It's about honoring the contributions, stories, and triumphs of Black people throughout the year.