African American History Month Learning Resources
Does your textbook make Reconstruction sound simple? Explore the real pain and complexity of Reconstruction with primary sources focusing on the Carolinas. [...] »
Wisconsin teachers, bring the Civil Rights Movement home to your students with this archive of primary sources. [...] »
What does it mean to be an American? Answer this question through the lens of African American experience. [...] »
Textbooks describe segregation in a few pages, but these artists share complicated, personal views of how segregation looked and felt. [...] »
Close observation and an inquisitive mind are all the tools you need to start analyzing primary sources! Teachers model analyzing works of art. [...] »
Who was Dred Scott, and what was the significance of his case? [...] »
Slavery in colonial America was not an exclusively Southern institution. [...] »
What connections do documents related to the Jackie Robinson Testimonial Dinner in 1962 make between these two men? [...] »
What was life like in abolitionist Frederick Douglass's home in Washington, DC? The NPS takes a look. [...] »
This collection of short videos recognizes the civil rights movement as ongoing struggle. [...] »
