I am excited to share my article, 8 Places in Chicago to Celebrate Black History Year-Round, was published in the Chicagoist on yesterday. Check it out when you get a […]
6 Types of Black History Posts to Help You Overcome Blogger’s Block
There are tales abound about how black people, places and events helped shape the American experience. Unfortunately, many people are unaware of these contributions. If you need blog post ideas […]
6 Types of Black History Posts to Help You Overcome Blogger’s Block
There are tales abound about how black people, places and events helped shape the American experience. Following are six types of Black History posts that will allow you to educate […]
Watch Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” Speech
Do you think we would ever see Dr. King’s speech come to pass?
Marcie’s Top 10 “Must Read” Black History Books
I absolutely love reading Black history books. I feel like an Educated Negro even though I have not read half the books that have been written. Anyway, allow me to […]
African American Students Ages 13 – 16 Needed to Read with Me
I need 8 African American students ages 13 -16 who like to read Black history books to read with me. It doesn’t in matter which state they live. Ideally, I’ll […]
Where are the Black People In Roller Skating?
I was checking out roller skating books at Harold Washington Library, and there were very few black people in the few books I found. Bill Butler’s book is the only […]
Black People Were Better as Negroes
I am reading When and Where I Enter: The Impact of Black Women on Race and Sex in America by Paula Giddings, and I am so enlightened and much smarter […]
Marcie’s Thoughts While Reading About Black Women in History
Disclaimer: I am not a racist. I have strong feelings and views about the history of black people in America. I am reading When and Where I Enter: The Impact […]
Black People in Black History
I have been engrossed in reading books on African American History. REALLY ENGROSSED. From these readings, I have discovered that black history accounts told by black people are most accurate. […]