November 13, 2019
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Black History Month is a month-long celebration in the United States that takes place annually from February 1 to March 1. This month-long celebration is dedicated to honoring and celebrating the contributions and influence of Black and African Americans to the history, culture, and achievements of the United States. As we enter February, we embark on a journey of celebration and reflection of Black History Month—a time to revel in the richness of Black culture, honor trailblazers, and amplify voices that echo through history. Join us in this joy-filled exploration as we dive into stories of triumph, courage, and unyielding determination. From iconic figures to modern inspirations, let's dance through the pages of history with enthusiasm, curiosity, and profound respect for the diverse contributions that have shaped our world of Structural Engineering. 1. African Burial Ground National Monument, NY The African Burial Ground National Monument in New York City is a poignant testament to resilience and remembrance. Crafted by the skilled hands of African American architect Rodney Leon, this monument stands as a solemn tribute to the burial ground of enslaved and free Africans during colonial times. Leon's architectural vision breathes life into the narratives of those laid to rest…
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