Jeresa Anderson, Howard University News Service February marks the celebration of Black History Month where those involved take the time to acknowledge the rich and diverse history of those who came before them and those who are currently making a difference now.  One group who may be overlooked in this are Black speechwriters, who often play a key role in the image of many public figures including politicians and the heads of big companies. Though there are many Black people working in the field, it isn’t as diverse as it could be. Co-founders Michael Franklin and Mintaro Oba aimed to … Continue reading Black Speechwriters Often Overlooked Are Being Recognized During Black History Month