Algeria

Black History Everyday. Algeria was home to the ancient Numidian Kingdom that fought Roman rule.

April Ryan

April Ryan, born in 1967. In 2026 she celebrated her 29th anniversary as a White House Correspondent, making her the longest serving Black White House Correspondent in History. BlackHistoryEveryday.com

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.”

Daniels & Bell Inc.

Daniels & Bell Inc. In 1971 was the first Black-owned member firm on the NYSE. BlackHistoryEveryday.com

Detty December

Detty December is a West African tradition turned global—December filled with music, festivals, fashion, and nonstop vibes from Lagos to the diaspora. Celebrate African culture daily with BlackHistoryEveryday.com

Habari Gani?: Imani

Day 7 of 7 of Kwanzaa Imani (ee-MAH-nee) Meaning: Faith Belief in our people, our leaders, and the righteousness of our struggle. Reflection: What gives you faith moving forward?

Habari Gani?: Kuumba

Day 6 of 7 of Kwanzaa Kuumba (koo-OOM-bah) Meaning: Creativity Leaving our community more beautiful than we inherited it. Reflection: How are you creating today?

Habari Gani?: Nia

Day 5 of 7 of Kwanzaa Nia (NEE-ah) Meaning: Purpose Working toward the collective greatness of our people. Reflection: What is your purpose—and who does it serve?

Habari Gani? Ujamaa

Day 4 of 7 of Kwanzaa Ujamaa (oo-jah-MAH-ah) Meaning: Cooperative Economics Supporting and uplifting Black-owned businesses. Reflection: Where are you circulating your dollars? Honor the principles. Pass them on. Follow @BlackHistoryEveryday because Black history lives every day.

Habari Gani?: Ujima

Day 3 of 7 of Kwanzaa: Ujima (oo-JEE-mah) Meaning: Collective Work & Responsibility Building and maintaining our community together. Reflection: Who can you help today—and who helps you? Honor the principles. Pass them on. Follow @BlackHistoryEveryday because Black history lives every day.