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Class 53: Was Jesus Black (Part 1)
Mrs. Gwen Ebron
Class 36: History of West Africa | Precolonial Benin and Togo (Part 3)
Dr. John Aden
Class 35: History of West Africa | Precolonial Benin and Togo (Part 2)
Dr. John Aden
Class 52: Trip to Egypt (Part 2)
Mrs. Gwen Ebron
Class 34: History of West Africa | Precolonial Benin and Togo (Part 1)
Dr. John Aden
Class 51: Trip to Egypt (Part 1)
Mrs. Gwen Ebron
Sophie Kloppenburg: The Power of Remembering
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIe9Pt__HZo She only knew they were important. You know, history has a funny way of repeating itself when we refuse to face it. And every now and then… someone young comes along and says, “Wait a minute — this story deserves to be...
The lullaby that led her to her people!
Imagine singing a lullaby you don’t understand…A song whispered across generations, passed from mother to child — and yet completely mysterious. Now imagine discovering that those “meaningless” words were the language of your ancestors. That’s the true story of Amelia...
The Power of Sankofa: Reflect, Retrieve, Rise Sankofa Bird
A Symbol That Teaches Time Itself Among the richest legacies of African symbolism is the Sankofa bird, an emblem of wisdom, reflection, and continuity. Originating with the Akan people of Ghana, the Sankofa bird is depicted flying forward while turning its head back...
Revolt, Rebuild, Repeat: Honoring Alicia Garza and 21st-Century Resistance
From Hashtag to Movement In 2013, Alicia Garza wrote a post on Facebook after the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the killing of Trayvon Martin. She ended it with three words that would ripple around the world: “Black Lives Matter.” What began as a personal...





