This is anything but a bother: Tuesday marks National Winnie the Pooh Day, and the iconic cartoon character that has appeared in TV shows, movies and books is rightfully being celebrated.

Knowledge is power, and reading is an influential means for learning, so here are eight quotes from Black scholars to keep you in tune for Black History Month. Black History Month is a federally established tradition to commemorate the value of African-Americans and their contributions, further described as a tribute to generations of African-Americans who’ve struggled through adversity to achieve full citizenship in American society. -- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.(Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images)"Love recognizes no barriers. -- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr."It is not our differences that divide us. - Barack ObamaThroughout Black History Month, educational spaces across the nation take time to teach and celebrate Black history, a history that continues to unfold.

(Photo by Charles Ommanney/Reportage)Congratulations will be in order for soon-to-be-President Joe Biden on Wednesday, as his inauguration inches closer and closer. Now, let’s see if he’ll make history with an inauguration speech that will be remembered forever. Some quotes from their speeches will be remembered forever. Here are 10 notable lines from inauguration speeches in U.S. history. John F. Kennedy, 1961“Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.”7.