The School of Excellence
Learn the lessons that were often not taught during your classroom experience. Engage in reliable lessons concerning historically accurate Black History that is currently under the treat of being erased.
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The First Self-Emancipators, Resistance Through Remembering
In this lesson we illuminate the forgotten stories of courage that shaped the struggle for freedom and progress in America. We begin with a story most have never learned about concerning the sacred birthplace of self-emancipation along the South Carolina riverbank in 1529.
In this lesson we illuminate the forgotten stories of courage that shaped the struggle for freedom and progress in America. We begin with a story most have never learned about concerning the sacred birthplace of self-emancipation along the South Carolina riverbank in 1529.
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Mitchelville, Resistance Through Remembering
Each lesson illuminates the forgotten stories of courage that shaped the struggle for freedom and progress in America. In this lesson we share the story of the sacred birthplace of self-governance in the first free African American community in the state of South Carolina in 1862, known as Mitchelville.
Each lesson illuminates the forgotten stories of courage that shaped the struggle for freedom and progress in America. In this lesson we share the story of the sacred birthplace of self-governance in the first free African American community in the state of South Carolina in 1862, known as Mitchelville.
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Robert Smalls: From Slavery to Congressman
Each lesson illuminates the forgotten stories of courage that shaped the struggle for freedom and progress in America. In this lesson we honor the life of Robert Smalls, the heroic Gullah Statesman who escaped slavery and became a member of Congress.
Each lesson illuminates the forgotten stories of courage that shaped the struggle for freedom and progress in America. In this lesson we honor the life of Robert Smalls, the heroic Gullah Statesman who escaped slavery and became a member of Congress.
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What You'll LearnContent Written by PhD level Expert
We break things down into simple, manageable lesson content so you never feel overwhelmed. As you progress, you’ll develop cultural competence like a pro.
Learn with Confidence
Each lesson is designed to equip you with useful information you can immediately put into action. It’s about learning with purpose and seeing real results.
Expand Knowledge of Black History
Explore Reliable Facts
Through peer-reviewed and well researched resources exploration into each lesson can be done in confidence. You'll learn see the rich history of Africana Studies with fresh eyes. This course is about unlocking the past in a constructive way that highlights hidden gems of history.
Dr. Meloney Jordan, Instructor