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The first African American U.S. military pilots flew over 1,800 missions during WWII. U.S. search interest for the airmen peaked in January 2012, when “Red Tails,” the film about them, was released. Montgomery, Alabama, an hour from where the Tuskegee Airmen trained, searched for the men at least 3X more than any other U.S. city over time. The Tuskegee Airmen played a pivotal role in WWII, as well as in the fight for racial equality.

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Esther Jones was the Original Betty Boop

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Esther Jones was the Original Betty Boop

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The iconic cartoon character Betty Boop was inspired by a Black jazz singer in Harlem. Introduced by cartoonist Max Fleischer in 1930, the caricature of the jazz age flapper was the first and most famous sex symbol in animation. Betty Boop is best known for her revealing dress, curvaceous figure, and signature vocals “Boop Oop A Doop!” While there has been controversy over the years, the inspiration has been traced back to Esther Jones who was known as “Baby Esther” and performed regularly in the Cotton Club during the 1920s.

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Ru Paul Drag Race is one of the most interesting and progressive shows on television. The issues, comedy, and diverse back-rounds the show portrays makes it remarkable for 2020. Amidst COVID-19, it was one hilarious break from the crazy world!

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Frederick Douglass was an American social reformer, abolitionist, orator, writer, and statesman. After escaping from slavery in Maryland, he became a national leader of the abolitionist movement in Massachusetts and New York, becoming famous for his oratory and incisive antislavery writings.

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The Most Searched

In Honor of Black History Month in 2020, we're celebrating the icons and moments that have been searched more than any others in the United States.

Google Trends Data offers a unique look at what the world is currently searching for. And yet these trends can also help us understand what has endured: what has captivated our attention over time, who has had an undeniable influence on history, and who is shaping our future. Some of these people and moments rise above the rest - and we search for them more than any others. They are the Most Searched.

To find the most searched in Google Trends history, we used U.S.-based Trends Data to identify Black American achievements that were searched more than any others between January 1, 2004 - when U.S. Google Search Data first became available - and July 1, 2019. ( See data methodology here.) In other words, being the most searched talk show host means Oprah Winfrey was searched more than all other talk show hosts over this 15-year span. From the most searched speech to the most searched NASA mathematician, these individuals and moments not only have defined American history but also continue to inspire the nation.

Google.org believes in the next generation of Black leaders and in 2018, committed $25 million to help Black and Latino students develop the technical skills and confidence they need to succeed in career and life. As part of this commitment, Google.org will provide a $3 million grant and enable volunteering support to help scale the NAACP's Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics (ACT-SO) over the next three years.

ACT-SO is shaping a generation of leaders who will have their own chance to make history. The program gives Black high school students - over 300,000 to date - a platform to bring their ideas to life, compete, and begin their journey to becoming leaders in STEM, humanities, business, and the arts.

"Growing up, I saw firsthand how the NAACP ACT-SO program inspired young Black talent to believe in and showcase their brilliance."

- Justin Steele, Director, Google.org

"Growing up, I saw firsthand how the NAACP ACT-SO program inspired young Black talent to believe in and showcase their brilliance," said Justin Steele, director of Google.org. "We know that 65% of students will work in careers that don't even exist today, so programs like ACT-SO that are preparing, recognizing, and rewarding Black students are important to ensure that everyone has an equal opportunity to be innovators and culture makers."

ACT-SO saw a 7% increase in STEM category participation in 2019 and is looking to grow its authority and capacity to raise up mentors within tech and coding. To support this effort, employees from the Black Googler Network and Black@YouTube employee resource groups are creating volunteer opportunities for Googlers at local and national ACT-SO competitions across the country.

"ACT-SO is a celebration of Black excellence," said Derrick Johnson, NAACP president and CEO. "This funding and volunteer support will help our outstanding youth, who exemplify scholastic and artistic achievement, to continue to pursue their passions free from limitations. We are excited to continue this tradition and ensure all of our students have access to mentorship in STEAM careers."

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2020 Black History Moments in Search - Google

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The Most Searched Google Trends Data offers a unique look at what the world is currently searching for. And yet these trends can also help us understand what has endured: what has captivated our attention over time, who has had an undeniable influence on history, and who is shaping our future.

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Katherine Johnson

NASA research mathematician

Katherine Johnson’s calculations helped put people into orbit around the Earth, then onto the moon. West Virginia – Johnson’s home state – has searched for her more than any other U.S. state. Shortly after the biographical film “Hidden Figures” was widely released in January 2017, U.S. search interest for Johnson peaked. U.S. search interest for “women in STEM” has also increased 2,300% in the past decade, as more female achievements in STEM are recognized.

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The first African American U.S. military pilots flew over 1,800 missions during WWII. U.S. search interest for the airmen peaked in January 2012, when “Red Tails,” the film about them, was released. Montgomery, Alabama, an hour from where the Tuskegee Airmen trained, searched for the men at least 3X more than any other U.S. city over time. The Tuskegee Airmen played a pivotal role in WWII, as well as in the fight for racial equality.