You can also take your children to the library and check out books that will teach them about the struggles and oppression. Read age-appropriate books as bedtime stories. Many communities have parades and programs for the public. Sign up to walk in a march or attend a parade to celebrate Black History Month. Have your family participate in any events that might be held at your local colleges or schools. If your child's school is having any celebrations, volunteer your time. By showing your child that you consider Black History Month noteworthy, you're leading by example. Don't let this February go unnoticed.