History
History
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National Geographic Features First Black Woman Explorer on Cover as She Dives Deep to Uncover Sunken Slave Ships
Tara Roberts quit her job as magazine editor to search the ocean floor and document the wreckage of slave ships, learning about her own history along the way.
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Black Twitter Starts Hilarious Thread of “Black History Month” Questions
Gather ‘round students! Your latest Black history lesson is now available online…via Twitter.
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Small Business Spotlight: Black History Board Game Created by 24-Year-Old Veteran
Move over spades players, there’s a new game in town for Black families!
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Wreckage of the Last US Slave Ship Intact on the Alabama Coast
The “Clotilda” was found on an Alabama coast and much of it remains whole
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Barbados is Building a Slavery Museum
New facility will remember victims of trans-Atlantic slave trade
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40 Black History Sites in America Receive $3 million in Preservation Grant Money
The money comes from the African-American Cultural Heritage Action Fund, which was founded in 2017.
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The Miseducation of Wypipo: 10 Reasons Why America Needs White History Lessons
It’s easy to believe the 1619 Project, Critical Race Theory and reverse racism are attempting to rewrite America’s past if you’ve never studied white history.
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The Grave of a Former Slave Turned Florida State Senator May Be Buried Under What's Now A Tampa Parking Lot
As Juneteenth approaches, Tampa’s local NAACP wants the city to commit to finding the graves that once rested at College Hill Cemetery.