Celebrate Black History Month by MrGorf
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February is Black History Month, and you'll be pleased to know that I did, in fact, learn something.
It's odd, though... This is the first year that I haven't heard it mentioned on television. I know that in recent years, there have been a few prominent African Americans who wanted Black History Month to go away... Maybe it did? That's a hard choice, and I can understand both sides of it.

Comments (11)
cute picture. you're right there hasn't been a lot said about Black history this year.
Very good work and wonderful humor! It has been rather quiet this year
HELLO! .... This DUMB old man has always wondered why we 'white' folks try SO hard to get a 'tan'? (WINK).
While I'm in England, I will not have heard much other than what my circle of writers or friends comment on. I do realize that the media, via; direction of those at the top who tell them what to broadcast and what not to broadcast has no doubt squeezed it out because there is a black president thus, "That's enough black to live with." So it's quietly observed by those who still realize it's importance. Frankly, if they would call in ALL history books, from grammar schools, high schools and colleges and CORRECT ALL by inserting black historical facts and contributions to societies domestic and abroad - and then re-release them all - there would be no need for black history month. But once more, toss them a token scrap and they should be happy, LOL.
LOL for the image. I remember once when I was very young asking my mother if she had paper when she was a child. :) But I'm sort of sad that Black History Month is being forgotten this year by the mainstream media.
Blah to political correctness! This is SO funny - pointing to Mom as though she's history. But, really, she IS history - she's lived through a lot of modern history even before her daughter was born. So, who'se to be upset? Good image and great comment! Now, don't suggest more re-writes of history books - they've already been so heavily politically corrected so younger folks today don't know what's actually happened before they were born! Keep up the good work! :-)
I like the characters very much, especially the one of the black history. :-)
Excellent work!!
excellent render, i wonder if so many are wondering about their choice of president is the reason why 'black history' is so quiet?:)*5
For me History always has been History, but now History has color. What about White History, Yellow History, Brown History, Copper History, Red History and why not Pink History ?
very nice... i like it