We have the pleasure of featuring four Philadelphia Water Department employees for Black History Month. We asked them to share their stories about working

Typically, Black History Month is flooded with small history lessons, remembering our ancestors and prominent leaders as well as acknowledging the Black firsts of every category of life. However, what made this month special were the series of events that occurred that shined a light on how brilliant (and gangsta) the Black community is.

SEPTA is commemorating Black History Month by remembering i ts own heroes and trailblazers. At the forefront among them were eight employees who paved the way for African Americans to work with the Philadelphia Transportation Company (PTC), which eventually turned into SEPTA.

Taking care of others is what Bennett has done since 1964 when she graduated from the Perelman School of Medicine. She didn't realize at the time that she was making history.

February is Black History Month and an opportunity to name-check some terrific eateries that are Black-owned. Echoing previous roundups, the following group of establishments is only a sampler platter of the feast of Black-owned Columbus restaurants.

As we wrap up Black History Month, we take you behind the scenes tonight to highlight some of our amazing team members here at 12/26.

The opportunity to learn about and commemorate Black history in the U.S. and celebrate Black cultures here and abroad doesn't have an end date.