Explore Black History

Explore Black History To passionately empower and equip Black children with a dynamic and engaging curriculum that teaches Black history while building academic skills.

A. Philip Randolph used strategy, organization, and unwavering courage to fight for fair employment and equal opportunit...
11/18/2025

A. Philip Randolph used strategy, organization, and unwavering courage to fight for fair employment and equal opportunity for Black Americans.

From organizing the Pullman Porters to demanding federal job access and military integration, his impact shaped the labor and civil rights movements we know today.

✨ You come from greatness — and greatness lives in you. ✨This beautiful story reminds children that their heritage is fi...
10/31/2025

✨ You come from greatness — and greatness lives in you. ✨

This beautiful story reminds children that their heritage is filled with strength, faith, and purpose. By embracing who God created them to be, they, too, can make a lasting impact on the world.

This is a perfect reminder that Black history isn’t just in the past — it’s alive in each new generation.

10/22/2025

Episode 33 is here! Listen to the latest Explore Black History on the Go podcast episode about James Armistead Lafayette, the courageous double spy who played a key role in helping America win the Revolutionary War.

Link in the bio.

10/17/2025

Engaging with history at home creates lasting memories and reinforces a sense of identity. Plus, you’re setting a foundation for lifelong learning.

We are the keepers of our history.

10/06/2025

Amen.

10/03/2025

Have you listened to the episode about King Rudolf Duala Manga Bell -the brave king in Cameroon who stood up to German colonizers? Don’t miss it! Tune in to the Explore Black History on the Go podcast—wherever you listen.

Bayard Rustin played a pivotal role in shaping the Civil Rights Movement through his brilliant organizing and unwavering...
09/30/2025

Bayard Rustin played a pivotal role in shaping the Civil Rights Movement through his brilliant organizing and unwavering commitment to nonviolent justice. He wasn't the face of the movement, but without him, it wouldn't have been as it was. His contributions and impact are part of the legacy that should be told.

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