The Last day of black HIstory month into Leap year

Black History month, well if you're in school, is a great holiday and will be remembered, especially a chain of events that has indeed lead to some products being invented as well. Of course there was more than that, like of course in the past there was impact like what Martin Luther King jr., has done, even Malcolm X, and Thurgood Marshall for example, and now we have Barack Obama, the first black president. Well to get to the point,the good thing about watching sporting events, or even watching Wrestling or TV shows, they honor Black History Month, and the good thing about this leap year is we get an extra day of Black History Month, and an extra day of February. For me Black History Month is a remembrance when I was in school, and how it really helped me understand how it meant, and maybe everyone else too. I remembered doing a book report on Paul Lawrence Dunbar during the Black History Book report, when I was in the 6th grade it was good learning about him, and on top of that I remembered getting a B+ on the project,  Black History Month has some really surprising and interesting facts, and on top of that it is a good thing to continue honoring Black People even today like Tony Dungy becoming the first black coach to win a Superbowl, and even Michael Jordan a huge basketball icon with 6 Championship rings, and even Doc Rivers one the black coaches to win an NBA Championship ring, with a mostly all black basketball team, even 3 big stars that are black. Black History Month is a big celebration, or a month of remembrance and recognition, and on top of that it can even make the Leap Year very eventful, alongside other eventful stuff that happens in the Leap Year, especially the kids that are Born in the Leap Year, so even the event that gets an extra day as well. So to wrap this up Black History Month is a Month with so many events to remember and to honor as well so hope things become even more eventful on Womens' History month, and oh on BLack History Month Lets even Honor the Superbowl MVP Von Miller.