Black History Month welcomed like Christmas with creative door decorations [Photos]

Ismail Akwei February 04, 2019
US schoolteachers standing next to their Black History Month door decorations/ Photos posted on Twitter

The month of February in the United States cannot pass without the celebration of the Black History Month which recognizes the struggles of people of African descent who made significant contributions to the freedom black people enjoy in the 21st century.

The month has evolved since its inception in 1926 to become a full-blown festival with many African Americans decorating their homes and streets with black insignia and images of prominent black people.

The festival has crossed over into the classrooms where some teachers have become creative by decorating their doors using basic materials and school supplies to create images of strong black people.

Have a look at some refreshing creativity below:

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Tis the season! Do me a favor and push SHARE! It’s black history month and it’s like a holiday over here at Lake Alfred Elementary. Here is this years door and if you scroll you’ll see last years. Shout out to my #Artclub babies for twisting this paper into dreads (The real mvps). She’s got her gold clips,yarn wrapped around her dreads and baby hairs and she’s ready to go. We are excited to share our projects with you guys. #TAkaChanique #TAka #ArtTeacher #Artist #ElementaryArt #BlackEducator #BlackArtTeacher #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackHistoryMonthDoor #DoItForTheCulture #WakandaForever #naturalhair #Dreads #Locs @happyhairgirls #africa #Africanprint @africanprint @becauseofthem @blackeducators @theshaderoom @mediablackoutusa @afropolitainmagazine @africanprintsinfashion @willsmith #bhm #bhmd

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Last Edited by:Victor Ativie Updated: March 30, 2020

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