Tells the stories of African Americans who made contributions to the settling of the American West, including Bill Pickett, Mary Fields, Lieutenant Henry O. Flipper, Alvin Coffey, Biddy Mason, and Jim Beckwourth.

Reflections of a Black Cowboy: Cowboys

Children's Books

Miller, Robert H.

Biographies

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The March on Washington

This book discusses the people and events connected with the 1963 March on Washington, as well as the consequences of this well-known civil rights demonstration.

The March On Washington

Haskins, Mr. James

History

Tracing Africa Biblically or Africa's Biblical Roots Africa's Edenic Concepts or Biblical Concepts in Africa Sanctuary - Temple Structure, Sacrificial System &amp; Oral Traditional Theology Africa-Yahweh Connection - Did God Know Africa? Africans and Hebrew Connection -- Did Africa Know God?

Africa's Roots in God: The Knowledge of the Creator Embedded in the African Culture

Yankson, Sednak

Africa

Africa's Exodus To The Promised Land deals with the Biblical history of Black people. It identifies the origin of black people from the Flood to the Diaspora.

Africa's Exodus To The Promised Land: The Journey Of Black People From Eden Lost To Eden Restored

"God In Africa" deals with the knowledge of God in the African culture before the Missionaries set foot on the Continent of Africa. It depicts the interaction between the God of the Bible and the Africans dating back to antiquity. It is the Biblical African story in the nutshell. In this Book you will discover how God knew Africa and Africa knew God.

God In Africa Before The Missionaries: African Heritage Story (Sankofa Books)

Yankson, Dr. Sednak

World

In this middle grade novel by Derrick Barnes (Ruby &amp; the Booker Boys), two thirteen- year-old African-American boys become friends during a three-day stint in an after-school suspension. They were both involved in two unrelated incidents with the same person, the resident menace at Alain Locke Middle, Tariq Molten. Robeson Battlefield is from a two-parent household, where both parents are highly successful and educated. Academic achievement, social consciousness and responsibility are reinforced daily in the Battlefield household. Pacino Clapton comes from a single parent household; his mom works two fulltime jobs. Pacino has a ton of responsibilities, including cutting hair to help pay bills, and taking care of his twin five- year-old sisters. During this three-day span, the young men visit each other's home, and chop it up on a multitude of subjects including respect of self and Black women, the dire state of hip-hop music, the use of the dreaded N word, and masculinity. Before long, the three boys are on a collision course. And when they do intersect, their lives are changed forever. We Could Brothers addresses the presence and lack of positive male leadership in the home, and how it dictates the way young African American men view themselves, each other, and the world around them. Mentorship, brotherhood, and an emphasis on that old adage each-one-teach-one; are very real and tangible themes in this middle grade literary masterpiece.

We Could Be Brothers

Barnes, Derrick

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