The education of Black history is on the rise as content creators harness the power of social media to enlighten and inspire users.
It all started with a simple TikTok video posted by content creator Taylor Cassidy, the driving force behind this movement to make Black history more accessible to social media users. Other creators soon followed, sharing their research, knowledge, and insights on various aspects of Black culture and community.
Watch on TikTok
Watch on TikTok
Watch on TikTok
With over 2.2 Million views, Cassidy inspired a lot of social media users with her different content about Black history from poets, fashion icons, and other important information aligned to what individuals should be aware of.
With the era of how social media could be very influential and impactful, these content creators as well as educators highlight how individuals could be more engaged and entertained with Black history with the use of short content on social platforms.
The interactive videos dive deeper into the story, struggles, and triumphs the Black community has experienced to shape itself and influence society.
The leverage of the use of social media hands out an advantage of expanding the rights and equality of Black people to touch on the lives of each individual across the entire world.
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