It’s Black History Month, which is dedicated to observing Black history, struggle and triumph over the years. Following last summer’s civil unrest and days of protest, this year’s Black History Month feels especially different. Technical.ly did an array of reporting on racial equity, but this is a conversation that has continued well into this year, as job seekers are raising more questions with employers about their diversity and inclusion missions.

Merely 156 years ago, there were still enslaved Black people in the United States. This month is supposed to honor the long history of Black people, as well as highlight how much work still needs to be done. Less than three weeks ago, we welcomed our first Black and woman vice president into the White House, when Kamala Harris took her oath. Black people are still making history. Here’s how you can celebrate them locally:

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