Three Philadelphians determined to make sure Black music received the recognition it deserved. Music legends Kenny Gamble, Ed Wright, and Dyana Williams led the charge to establish a national celebration honoring the contributions of Black artists, songwriters, producers, and innovators whose influence shaped American culture. Their advocacy helped lead to President Jimmy Carter’s 1979 proclamation recognizing Black Music Month, a milestone that continues to be celebrated decades later. Swipe through to learn how three visionaries from Philadelphia helped create a lasting legacy for Black music. 🎵🖤 #bmm