From Observance to Action: Elevating Our Cultural Narrative

Confused about Heritage Months? Let's Talk.

Black History Month just wrapping up, but some my wonder why don't we have a White History Month. We dive into the history and purpose of Heritage Months in the US, exploring their impact on diversity and inclusion.

This episode gets real about the challenges of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) efforts. We'll discuss the dangers of superficial gestures and emphasize the importance of celebrating the true complexity of our communities.

And forget just checking a box! We'll explore how Heritage Months can be a springboard for deeper engagement and understanding. Imagine workplaces and communities where every identity is truly seen and valued, not just acknowledged once a year.

Ready to go beyond the surface? Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on Heritage Months and creating truly inclusive spaces.
And don't forget to check out the additional resources below!

For Further Exploration:

• US State Department: State Department Celebrates Heritage and History Months
• Harvard Heritage Months and Identity Recognitions
• History.com: History - Black History Month
• History.com: Frederick Douglass
• CNN: Aramark Apologizes for Insensitivity of School Lunch Served on First day of Black History Month
• People: IKEA Apologizes After Employees Protest Over Juneteenth Menu with Fried Chicken and Watermelon
• Business Insider: 9 reasons celebrating Cinco de Mayo in the US is the worst
• WBUR: Please Don't Wear A Sombrero: What Cinco De Mayo Really Means, From A Mexican
• Carnegie Melon University: Understanding Cinco de Mayo
• Time: Kimberlé Crenshaw and Intersectionality

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