Celebrate Black History Month

Mix 93.3 and Security Bank of Kansas City are teaming up to celebrate Black History Month.

Black History Month, also known as African American History Month, is a national celebration that recognizes the accomplishments of Black Americans throughout history. Locally, this celebration recognizes the countless Black individuals and groups who shaped KC’s cultural institutions, from chronicling their participation in the Great War to the founding of the Negro National League in 1920.

There is No Kansas City Without Black Kansas City.

Click HERE to learn more about African American History and Culture in Our Community

African American educators, activists, entrepreneurs, entertainers, athletes, and many others built a vibrant community that shaped the city and by extension, the nation. For the past 12 years, the Local Investment Commission (LINC), Kansas City Public Library, and Black Archives of MId-America have annually celebrated this underappreciated history in poster sets, booklets, and calendars highlighting the history of Black excellence in the city and region.