Stories from black history presented every day, with links to books and other resources.
William Loren Katz shares his research on black Indians through essays, articles, tributes and photographs.
America's first black preacher, a missionary to the Cherokee, and an author, John Marrant lived a life of adventure and hardships to serve God. Read a sketch of his life.
This article written in May 1986 discusses the success black soldiers have enjoyed in climbing the ranks of the military.
Johnson Whittaker, one of the first black cadets at West Point, was unjustly court-martialed at the time. In 1995 President Clinton posthumously gave him a commission.
The official home of Charles Kelly Barrow, author of Forgotten Confederates and Black Confederates in Southern Armies, includes his biography, contact information, and books.
Brief history of the establishment of Black History Month and some suggestions on celebrating it.
Infoplease.com celebrates Black History Month with a collection of features, biographies, reference links, civil rights timeline, quizzes and puzzles.
For Black History Month, 1997, a list of articles published by the Free Press about African Americans in all areas of life.
15-day educational pilgrimage to Black ancestral sites in Egypt.
A site dedicated to the interests and exchanges of Black and Latino people.
Provides online technology information for black families.
Text from a book about a Black police chief in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Book about the African American Women's Voices Project offers insight into the psychology of Black women.
Web directory listing sites related to Black Women's lives in America and worldwide.
A listing of television shows with Black female main characters, and those without them.
News and views about African American and other Black communities around the world.
Focuses on today's black woman providing news, entertainment, career, health, fitness, beauty,and business.
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