Harness commemorates Black History Month by sharing personal stories from team members Ashley Despanza, Chris Deshazor, and Corryn Hutchinson, highlighting the importance of education, support, and allyship in honoring Black history and culture. This celebration, rooted in the 1915 efforts by Dr. Carter D. Woodson and the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), serves as an opportunity to appreciate the vast contributions of people of African descent. Despanza emphasizes supporting Black-owned businesses and educating oneself, while Deshazor focuses on learning from others and celebrating Black excellence. Hutchinson shares the influence of a school counselor, Kasimu Harley, who fostered a love for art and science in Black students. The article highlights the necessity of continuous education and the role of empathy in being an ally to the Black community, encouraging participation in local organizations and cultural activities. By amplifying employee voices, Harness aims to empower diversity and inclusion, fostering an equitable workplace.