Longer stories about african american history for developing and independent readers.
Ages 8–12 · 2018
The Tuskegee Airmen were the first airplane pilots of color ever in the US military, and they played a major role in winning World War II.
Ages 6–8 · 2017
Discover the mathematician whose calculations launched NASA's early missions.
Ages 7–9 · 2000
Escape slavery, lead others to freedom, and fight for justice.
Ages 8–12 · 2013
A quarter of a million Americans gather in Washington, DC, to demand equal rights for black Americans.
Ages 8–12 · 2004
The life of Louis Armstrong, a famous jazz musician, is explored from his childhood in New Orleans to his rise to fame.
Ages 8–12 · 1994
A girl searches for family, facing joy and sorrow in a divided city.
Ages 8–12 · 1979
Three generations of women share vivid childhood memories, revealing a century of history and heritage.
Ages 9–12 · 1950
Captured at 15, Amos dreams of freedom for 45 years. Will he finally break his chains?
Ages 8–12 · 1986
A summer at Grandpa's ranch challenges Justin's views on 'men's work.'
Ages 9–14 · 2022
Explore the Harlem Renaissance's art and activism, and its enduring impact today.
Ages 6–10 · 2005
A brave woman defies oppression, leading many to freedom.
Ages 9–12 · 2000
A woman born into slavery in New York endures separation, abuse, and loss before finding her voice as a powerful advocate for freedom, justice, and equality.
