Amanda Gorman received international recognition as the youngest inaugural poet in U.S. history for the recitation of her original poem, “The Hill We Climb,” at President Joe Biden’s inauguration in January 2021. Gorman’s poetry, like any other piece of creative content, encourages interpretation. In this article, we laid out several questions that can help you think more critically and analyze any creative work.

Chavez was an American labor organizer and a civil rights activist. Influenced by the injustices he saw at work and the injustices that his parents faced, he took bold action to offer services and representation to his fellow workers by forming the National Farm Workers Association. He helped pass laws, lead boycotts, and gave his community a better future.

Everyone could use the time to recharge and to turn off their screens, and staycations get us out of our normal routine. They are cost-effective, fun, and COVID safe! With warm weather around the corner, it’s time to start drafting up your staycation itinerary.

The Irish population brought St. Patrick’s Day to the forefront of Bostonian and American culture, and today, many people of different cultural and religious backgrounds celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Read this list of both St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in Boston and year-round landmarks that celebrate Irish-American heritage.

If you’re interested in learning about Women’s History Month, take a look at America House’s compilation of Women’s History Month TEDx talks and hear from the diverse voices of the modern feminism movement.

Can’t make it to New York or D.C to see your favorite museum? No problem! Check out some of these museum resources instead!

Historically Black Colleges and Universities have a very long history that begins before the abolition of slavery in the United States. But they are remaining key institutions of higher learning for African Americans. Read about some of HBCUs and the important role they play even in modern society.

Though Mardi Gras stems from a religious holiday, its celebration in the United States draws people from many different backgrounds and identities. Mardi Gras encompasses American, French, and other multicultural elements. Looking to Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Alabama, and Louisiana, the variety of events and ways of celebrating shows the pluralism of the United States.

Throughout history, we have been lucky to have so many women of color actively fighting for the betterment of society. This month, we celebrate their accomplishments as well as use their legacies to continue to fight harder for progress. Read more about 5 influential Black women who have helped pave the way for future leaders.