Historically, institutions serving primarily African American students in the United States existed due to segregation. These schools, spanning from elementary to higher education levels, played a vital role in educating generations of... Read more »
During the era of segregation in the United States, educational institutions for African American students were designated as “colored” or “Negro” schools. In Florida, as in other Southern states, these schools faced... Read more »
High-quality elementary education tailored to the specific needs of African American children focuses on academic excellence while also nurturing cultural identity and fostering a sense of belonging. This approach often includes culturally... Read more »
Oklahoma’s African American educational landscape in 1948, as documented in period newspapers, offers a glimpse into the segregated school system. These newspapers served as vital community resources, chronicling the achievements, challenges, and... Read more »
Decorating classroom doors for Black History Month is a popular practice in elementary schools. These displays typically feature prominent figures, important events, and cultural symbols related to the African diaspora and the... Read more »