Mayo Clinic lights its buildings green, yellow, and red in recognition of <a href="https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/blackhistorymonth?__eep__=6&__cft__[0]=AZX_xU2BXlBJfkTmOR506PWXtpbnVEnk07MsZkk1bpaSLwY2HYpma-sEqZ2pAfs1o7yZWbey20Df3hFjzOJaSnmoX65k7ucTbUTo565pVL3ZcaaqL2saQhXJovy31ir1_Co8v9SZ2-E0A0Cbqv_2Srovj6sEj9HSr7w69M8xxCNp3Si95uDTClZmRWzFriQVkXw&__tn__=*NK-R">Black History Month</a>. <br/><br/>
Mayo Clinic
Press release from Mayo Clinic:
"Tonight (Wednesday, Feb. 1), Mayo Clinic will light its buildings green, yellow, and red in recognition of
Black History Month
. This month is a time to appreciate, honor, and celebrate the rich history of our African American community and its contributions to American culture and history. Throughout the month of February, we will be honoring and recognizing those who have made significant contributions to history."
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