History Hub

Black History

A dedicated collection for African American history and the African diaspora, centered on historical voices, evidence, resistance, achievement, culture, and memory.

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Phase 2 • Migrated Collection

Black History Heroes

The original long-form hero collection is being rebuilt into interactive narrative lessons. Queen Makeda, Piye, Taharqa, and Sundiata are live now, with the 100-figure roadmap preserved.

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The Great Migration: Why Did Millions Move?

The first working lesson in the new Black History collection and master lesson engine.

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The Great Migration: Why Did Millions Move?

Migration, evidence, push-pull factors, and historical change.

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How Did the Harlem Renaissance Redefine Black Life and Art?

Culture, migration, identity, art, and historical evidence.

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This is the master collection page. As lessons are migrated, each collection below will fill with individual lesson cards rather than making the footer or homepage carry hundreds of lesson links.
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African Origins & Diaspora

African societies, cultures, trade, diaspora, and historical context before and during Atlantic expansion.

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Slavery, Resistance & Freedom

Enslavement, resistance, abolition, free Black communities, and struggles for freedom.

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Civil War, Emancipation & Reconstruction

Black military service, emancipation, citizenship, political participation, and Reconstruction.

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Jim Crow, Violence & Resistance

Segregation, disenfranchisement, racial violence, organizing, institutions, and resistance.

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Great Migration & Black Urban Life

Migration, cities, labor, newspapers, community formation, and demographic change.

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Harlem Renaissance & Cultural Expression

Literature, art, music, intellectual life, identity, and the New Negro movement.

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Civil Rights Movement

Grassroots organizing, litigation, direct action, legislation, and movement strategy.

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Black Power & Late 20th Century

Black Power, politics, culture, institutions, activism, and debates over change.

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Contemporary Black America

Politics, culture, inequality, achievement, social movements, and historical memory.

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