Black PR History Month Highlighted by PR Museum

Mon., Feb. 6, 2017

By Jack O'Dwyer

Prominent blacks are the focus of the first-ever Black PR History Month Feb. 10-March 8. National Black PR Society, Mike Paul and others have wondered why there are so few blacks in high PR posts.

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•	365 Days of Culture: Keeping Hispanic Heritage Front and Center Fri., Sep. 12, 2025 Hispanic Heritage isn’t a month; it’s a year-long moment.

•	Five Ways to Elevate an Event into an Unforgettable Experience Fri., Aug. 15, 2025 Elevate an event into an unforgettable experience that stays with guests... long after the lights go out. Here's how.

•	Cultivating and Committing to Cultural Competence Tue., Jul. 15, 2025 Cultural competence can either make or break your brand. Learn how to lead with these nuanced insights.

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