National Black History Month, 2026

Key Points

• Trump proclaims February 2026 as National Black History Month and asks communities to mark it with programs and events.
• The proclamation praises Black Americans’ contributions across the country’s history, including service in the military, government, business, and culture.
• It frames Black history as an essential part of American history and highlights shared national ideals like liberty, justice, and equality.
• It encourages public officials, educators, and librarians to host learning activities, ceremonies, and local observances during February.
• It is mainly a symbolic statement and call to action, not a new law or funding program.

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