Black History • Narrative Collection

Black History Heroes

Black history is presented here as continuous global history. The collection spans ancient Africa, empires, diaspora, resistance, education, science, culture, civil rights, and historical scholarship.

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The original collection contains 100 foundational figures. Phase 2 begins the migration with four fully rebuilt hero lessons; additional figures will be added in chronological waves.
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Queen Makeda of Sheba

Wisdom, trade, diplomacy, historical memory, and the ancient Red Sea world.

Open Hero Lesson
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Piye (Piankhy)

Kush, the Nile Valley, the Victory Stela, and the rise of the Twenty-Fifth Dynasty.

Open Hero Lesson
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Taharqa

Monumental building, sacred kingship, and resistance during Assyrian expansion.

Open Hero Lesson
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Sundiata Keita

Oral tradition, alliance-building, leadership, and the memory of Mali’s founding.

Open Hero Lesson
Collection Roadmap

100 Figures, Chronological Continuity

The original collection roadmap is preserved: ancient and classical Africa; scholars and explorers; resistance and diaspora; early Black American leadership; education and Reconstruction; innovation and culture; civil-rights foundations; overlooked Black women leaders; Pan-African thought; science and medicine; journalism and law; and the foundations of Black historical study.