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Digital content creator going viral for 'fast Black history' lessons for next generation
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Digital content creator Taylor Cassidy started out making videos about Black history lessons to educate people about influential African American figures throughout history. Her content is followed by more than 2.5 million people across platforms, and has led her to writing her book “Black History Is Your History.”Feb. 19, 2026
