Bonus Episode: Who is Black History Month Really For?
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Bonus Episode: Who is Black History Month Really For?
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In this bonus episode of Money for Plantain, Dionne asks the question: who is Black History Month really for?
Every October in the UK, companies either go all out with logos, events and LinkedIn posts… or they do nothing at all. But beyond corporate gestures, what role do we play as Black employees and communities in shaping the meaning of BHM?
Dionne shares candid thoughts on performative recognition, advocacy burnout, and why waiting for permission to celebrate ourselves isn’t the move. Instead, she explores how collective ownership can turn frustration into real momentum.
🔑 Topics in this episode:
- Corporate performativity vs authentic recognition
- The power (and limits) of employee resource groups
- Why advocacy burnout is real, but community shifts the weight
- Challenging ourselves: what’s the BHM narrative where you work?
This is not your usual polite Black History Month chat, it’s a call to own our stories, take up space, and celebrate ourselves whether or not the company intranet remembers to.