“Here’s your Black History fact of the day. Africa is the birthplace of humanity. The oldest human fossils—over 300,000 years old—were found in Morocco. Ask Alexa for more Black History facts.”
Read more "Morocco Black History Fact"Yennayer is the first month of the Berber calendar. It starts January 12th and ends January 14th. It is celebrated in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, and the Canary Islands. BlackHistoryEveryday.com
Read more "Yennayer"Morocco’s name is officially the Kingdom of Morocco.
Read more "Morocco Black History Fact"Morocco Black History Fact The Gnawa people of Morocco trace their roots to West & Central Africa. Their music, spirituality, and storytelling are so powerful they’re recognized by UNESCO. Hear more daily facts: “Alexa, open Black History Everyday.”
Read more "Morocco Black History Fact"What snack would you eat right now? Skinny pop popcorn.
Read moreThe Berbers of North Africa built powerful empires like the Almoravids and Almohads.
Read more "Almoravids and Almohads"The Benin Kingdom, in Nigeria, was famous for its bronze sculptures
Read more "The Benin Kingdom"The artist formerly known as “The Weeknd”, Abel Tesfaye, born 1990 is as of 2025 in the process of retiring the musical identity he has held for more than a decade. BlackHistoryEveryday.com
Read more "The artist formerly known as “The Weeknd”"The Zulu Kingdom under Shaka Zulu born 1781, died 1821, became a dominant force in Southern Africa. BlackHistoryEveryday.com
Read more "Shaka Zulu"Elle Simone Scott born 1975 died 2026 at 49, was the first Black woman to join the cast of PBS cooking show ‘America’s Test Kitchen’
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