Does Black History Month encourage more inclusivity in your community?

Written By Agniete Dada

A significant majority (86%) of respondents said they do not believe Black History Month encourages more inclusivity in their community, while only 14% felt that it does.

💡 Insight: This suggests that while awareness months like Black History Month are valuable for recognition and celebration, many people feel they haven’t yet translated into lasting, year-round inclusion or tangible community change.

Read our blog to learn more about Black History Month.

Pie chart showing responses to the question “Do you believe Black History Month encourages more inclusivity in your community?” with 86% answering “No” and 14% answering “Yes.” Created by imabi to highlight community perceptions of inclusion.

Please view the visual and enhanced results here.
These results are subject to change as more responses are collected.

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