The company also told employees last week it would abandon diversity targets in hiring, complying with the Trump administration’s anti-DEI orders.

Google has removed select holidays from its default Google Calendar, a move that has put users on watch as the company makes worrisome product changes amid a sweeping anti-diversity push.

With Black History Month ongoing, Texans can participate in celebrating the month in many ways. One is by supporting Black-owned businesses in your city.

Following Trump's lead, organizations including Walmart, Lowe’s and Meta have announced they would scale back their commitments to diversity, equity and inclusion programs.

With diversity, equity, and inclusion being threatened at every turn, celebrating Black History Month is more important than ever before. Kicking off each year on February 1, the entire 28 days are dedicated to acknowledging the history and achievements of Black individuals,

Google Calendar has removed references to months celebrating and honoring African Americans, women and LGBTQ+ communities. Googles latest move takes place against the backdrop of Donald Trumps diversity,

This article provides strategies on how to stay abreast of BHM themes, address critical issues impacting the Black community, and take steps to honor Black history.

Black History Month goes back nearly 100 years, and is celebrated in February in New Jersey with various events.

Black History Month and Holocaust Remembrance Day have also been removed, as Google calls its calendar process "unsustainable."

The company has also reportedly removed Indigenous Peoples' Month, Black History Month, Holocaust Remembrance Day, and Hispanic Heritage Month.