As black history month nears its end in the US, Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi has conveyed her gratitude for the opportunity to engage African Americans on their rights, history and the significance of the event.
According to New York Times, February is dedicated to recognising and commemorating contributions made by black people in various fields, including science, politics and the arts.
Zozibini, who is based in the US for the duration of her reign, described the engagement as “one of my biggest privileges”. She said as a black South African she was able to share her own history.
At the beginning of the month she emphasised the importance of black people knowing their history and said while she is not American, she shares an understanding of the struggles experienced by black people.
“I think it's important for us to understand where we come from because it is through that that we can know where we are going,” she said, before suggesting that conversations about black people need to extend beyond February.
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