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Black History Month
Empowering Black Entrepreneurs and Creatives
February 1st, 2025

Celebrating
Black History Month
This Black History Month, Nissan is continuing its investment to uplift and celebrate the Black community. Partnering with Blavity, we’re providing a platform for trailblazing Black entrepreneurs and creatives to tell their stories of creativity, resilience, and innovation.
Through three editorial videos we’re highlighting creators at the forefront of Entertainment, Lifestyle, and Career. Jash Jay, Candace Reels, and Ms. Nix, come together to inspire the next generation of Black storytellers alongside the Nissan Murano and Kicks. This marks another step for the Nissan brand as we continue building spaces of recognition for the community. Check back soon for these empowering stories.

The role of music in the car
From listening to the radio to curating that perfect playlist for a road trip with your friends, there's no question that our cars today play a major role when it comes to music. For these audio engineers, it can also be the first time that they hear their carefully constructed tracks come to life outside of the studio.
The Bose® Premium Audio System helps give life to this first audio experience. With strategically placed speakers around the cabin, the system, available on the 2025 ARIYA and 2024 Altima, gives you crystal-clarity for every chord without distortion. Feel every emotion in high fidelity. [[233]]
Nissan Black History Month Events & Partnerships
Here are some of the initiatives where Nissan has partnered with members of the community to celebrate Black History Month.
Accelerating Progress in Black Music & Tech
In 2024, As part of Nissan's commitment to accelerate progress in STEM, Nissan and the Black Effect Podcast Network celebrated Black excellence with the 'I Didn't Know, Maybe You Didn't Either' podcast hosted by actor and comedian B-Daht. Through a "Mr. Rogers-esque perspective," B-Daht shares 'I Didn't Know, Maybe You Didn't Either's' long lost historical content with comical, introspective interpretations to engage and entertain all ages.