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There is no contesting how valuable it is to acknowledge our cultures and to build awareness of our history. Teachers plan lessons around these events. Nonprofits and organizations take advantage of these months to get their message out. President Jimmy Carter signed a joint resolution in 1978 that declared May 4-10, 1978, as the first
Read moreMay Day has one of two different meanings, depending on where you reside in the world. Most countries recognize this day, May 1st, as a beginning of summer celebration. In other places, like the U.S., it has been renamed as International Workers’ Day to raise awareness and advocate for working peoples’ rights.
Read moreIf we celebrate our nation’s history, why have a special month dedicated specifically to the African-American community? Or, any community for that matter? Simply put… so we don’t forget. As the saying goes, “If we don’t remember, we are destined to repeat.” The United States is an envied country. We set trends, excel in business
Read moreFrom coast to coast, IAM members marched in solidarity, celebrated and gave back to their communities this weekend to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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