Black History Month: Inspiring stories of strength, service, and community

Black History Month is often framed as a reflection on the past, but in College Station, history is something still being lived, shaped, and passed forward. Through conversations with local leaders, educators, faith leaders, public servants, and lifelong residents, one message rang clearly: Black history is not just something to remember, it is something to carry.

In 2026, Black History Month also marks A Century of Black History Commemorations, honoring 100 years of reflection on identity, pride, and equality while celebrating Black resilience, brilliance, and lasting contributions to American history. From classrooms and churches to neighborhoods and community centers, the stories shared this month reveal how courage, service, and connection have shaped College Station and continue to guide its future.  

Read the Blog: Carrying the baton: Inspiring stories of strength, service, and community in CS

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