Black History Month 2023 at Sage - Ellisha Gayle

Category: Race, Ethnicity & Heritage

Black History Month

Sage wants to represent all ethnicities and cultures, creating a multicultural workplace. We aim to celebrate everyone’s background and the traditions they may have. Happy black history month!

Ellisha Gayle, celebrating Black History Month means celebrating her Jamaican herirage.

For Ellisha Gayle, celebrating Black History Month means celebrating her Jamaican heritage. 

Ellisha Gayle, celebrating Black History Month means celebrating her Jamaican heritage

“Having lived in Birmingham all my life, I grew up constantly being immersed in Jamaican culture especially from Jamaican cuisine because Jamaicans are everywhere there.”

Ellisha Gayle in graduation gown

“So, one of the ways in which I celebrate Black History Month is by trying different Jamaican cuisines throughout the month thanks to a recipe book my nan made me. The Black gay scene in Birmingham is amazing so I'm also always at different Black queer events.”

Ellisha Gayle at graduation

"Black History Month is so important not only to celebrate the past and the people who have paved the way for us, but to encourage and inspire present and future generations."

HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH!

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