Explore the untold voyage of the first African‑American explorer who charted the American South from 1527 to 1540, revealing daring journeys, cultural encounters, and a legacy that reshapes history.
(9781883011529 / 58041) - Dimensions: 132.08 x 205.74 x 27.94mm | 585.13g - New - New York, United States - The Library of America - Format: Hardback | 869 pages - Publication date: 01 Feb 1998 - ISBN: 9781883011529
Frederick Douglass recounts his journey from bondage to freedom, exposing slavery’s brutality and celebrating the resilience that forged his voice as a leading abolitionist.
(9783836571517) - New edition - Taschen - Height: 343 mm - Spine width: 32 mm - Width: 253 mm - ISBN: 9783836571517 - Number of pages: 274 - Languages: English - Weight: 2034 g
A collection of essays, speeches and poems that trace Huey P. Newton’s journey from street activism to reflective thought, revealing raw insights into civil‑rights struggles and his evolving philosophy.
Vintage (9780679744726) - AR level: 8 - AR quiz number: 71298 - AR quiz points: 4 - ISBN: 9780679744726 - Number of pages: 128 - James Baldwin - Reissue - Vintage Books - New York, United States - February 1993
Uncover the untold history of white women's roles as slave owners in the antebellum South. "They Were Her Property" reveals their economic and political power, challenging traditional narratives and offering new insights into American history.
Explore key moments that shaped African American history with "Black History for Beginners" by Denise Dennis. This accessible guide offers insights into pivotal figures and events, perfect for newcomers to the rich tapestry of Black heritage.