Black History Month

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It's February (already?!) and that means Black History Month Click here to learn about third-party website links. Black History Month acknowledges the contributions to American life made by African Americans: yesterday, today and in days to come. Wells Fargo History.com has a series of short videos that give a brief overview of Wells Fargo's heritage and the part diversity plays Click here to learn about third-party website links in that heritage.

Throughout Black History Month Click here to learn about third-party website links, Guided By History will feature stories of African American contributions to this heritage, in the past and today.

Since 1852: The Universal Friend and Agent (click to watch the video)

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