Kindergartener's commemorates Black History Month with adorable dress-up

Cristi-Smith Jones dresses up five-year-old daughter Lola to represent famous black people in project for Black History Month. (Photo: Twitter/Cristi-Smith Jones)

Lola replicates African American novelist Zora for her project.

The girl typically dresses up as activist and educator Dorothy as part of the month-long project.

The field of science saw physicist Katherine Johnson and Lola poses exactly like the picture.

The girl dresses up as civil rights activist Rosa Parks for the project to mark Black History month.

The five-year-old dressed up as famous American black novelist Toni Morrison.

Among many other activist's, she dressed up as Ella Baker who fought for rights of her people.

Marking the important people in Black History, Lola dresses as real estate entrepeneur and nurse Bridget.