<p>In this episode of the podcast, I dive into the contentious topic of Black History Month and why some white individuals seem to have a problem with it. I explore the discomfort that arises among certain groups when Black history is highlighted, particularly during the designated month. I question whether Black people should continue to celebrate Black History Month or if we should shift our focus to recognizing our history year-round.</p> <p>I also take a moment to address the current global tensions, particularly in the Middle East, and how they contribute to anxiety and stress in our daily lives. I encourage listeners to seek help if they are feeling overwhelmed.</p> <p>As I delve deeper into the discussion, I highlight the historical context of Black history and its significance in American history. I argue that our history cannot be confined to a single month, as it is rich and integral to the nation's fabric. I express frustration over the notion that Black History Month is merely a pacifier for the broader society, allowing them to feel comfortable while ignoring the ongoing struggles and injustices faced by Black people.</p> <p>Ultimately, I advocate for a shift in perspective: instead of limiting our celebration to February, we should recognize and celebrate Black history every month of the year. I emphasize the importance of acknowledging our contributions and the realities of our past, urging listeners to engage actively and continuously with this history.</p> <p>Thank you for joining me this week, and I hope you find value in this discussion. Let's keep the conversation going and celebrate our history every day.</p> <p>Thank you for listening to the DERON HARRIS PODCAST Season #5 EP #203 - WHITE AMERIKKKA AND BLACK HISTORY MONTH - Why They Hate It And Why We Should Too.</p> <p><a href="https://www.deronharris.com/">DeronHarris.com</a></p>