Explore Black History on the Go

This episode explores Mary Church Terrell, an educator, writer, and activist who fought for equal rights for Black people and voting rights for women. Go to the Instagram page @exploreblackhistory to enroll in Explore Black History online classes for kids, download the free Black History E-Coloring Book, and access the link for the free Vocabulary Guide.

This episode explores Bill Pickett, a cowboy in the early 1900s who invented "bull-dogging" now known as steer wrestling still performed at rodeos today. Go to the Instagram page @exploreblackhistory to enroll in Explore Black History online classes for kids, download the free Black History E-Coloring Book, and access the link for the free Vocabulary Guide.

This episode explores Josephine Baker, a great performer who was a dancer, singer, and the most celebrated night-club entertainer of her era. She even served as a spy for the French army in WWII. Go to the Instagram page @exploreblackhistory to enroll in Explore Black History online classes for kids, download the free Black History E-Coloring Book, and access the link for the free Vocabulary Guide...

This episode explores Arturo Schomburg, an Afro-Puerto Rican who spent his life collecting materials on Black history and culture to share with the world. Go to the Instagram page @exploreblackhistory to enroll in Saturday Explore Black History online classes for kids, download the free Black history E-Coloring Book, and access the link for the free vocabulary guide.

This episode explores, Celia Cruz, an Afro-Cuban singer who was known as the Queen of Salsa. Download the free E-Coloring Book that has coloring pages for the first 10 heroes explored on the podcast. Go to the Instagram page @exploreblackhistory You'll also be able to access the link for the free vocabulary guide.

In this episode, I explore Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint Georges, who was a master swordsman, violinist, and a great classical music composer in France during the 1700s. Download the free E-Coloring Book that has coloring pages for the first 10 heroes explored on the podcast. Go to the Instagram page @exploreblackhistory You'll also be able to access the link for the free vocabulary guide.

This episode explores Queen Njinga (pronounced Zhinga) of Ndongo and Matamba, which is the modern-day country Angola in Africa. She was a queen and warrior who fought against the Portuguese who wanted to expand their slave trading in Central Africa in the 1600s. Visit https://www.exploreblackhistory.com/ to download the free vocabulary guide that goes with this episode and the Instagram page @expl...

This episode explores Garret A. Morgan, a black man who was an entrepreneur, businessman, and inventor. He invented two life-saving devices we still use all around the world: the gas mask and traffic light.   Visit https://www.exploreblackhistory.com/ to download the free vocabulary guide that goes with this episode and the Instagram page @exploreblackhistory

This episode is about Wilma Rudolph, who was the first woman to receive three gold medals at the same Olympic game in 1960. She was also declared the fastest woman alive!

This episode is about the explorer Matthew Henson, who in 1908 went on an expedition where he reached the North Pole.  Be sure to visit exploreblackhistory.com to download the free Learner's Vocabulary Resource Guide. And follow on Instagram @exploreblackhistory

In today’s episode, I'll explore Clementine Hunter, who went from working on a plantation field to becoming a world-famous artist.  Visit https://www.exploreblackhistory.com/ to download the Vocabulary Guide that goes with this episode and visit the Instagram site @exploreblackhistory

This episode is about Robert Smalls, a Black man who escaped the bondage of slavery by sailing himself to freedom.

This episode explores Bessie Coleman, the first Black woman to earn her pilot's license in the United States.  Visit https://www.exploreblackhistory.com/ to download the Vocabulary Guide that goes with this episode and visit the Instagram site @exploreblackhistory

As Wakanda Forever opens around the world, this episode explores a real African kingdom and its King, Mansa Musa, who was the wealthiest man who ever lived. Visit https://www.exploreblackhistory.com/ to download the Vocabulary Guide that goes with this episode and visit the Instagram site @exploreblackhistory 

A minute affirmation for the road, celebrating that Black is BEAUTIFUL! Part 2

A minute affirmation for the road, celebrating that Black is BEAUTIFUL!

In this episode, I explore Stagecoach Mary Fields, the first Black woman to work for the United States Postal Service.   Forewarning: Stagecoach Mary Fields lived during the 1800s in the west. She carried a rifle and pistol and used them both. This is explored in the podcast. Visit https://www.exploreblackhistory.com/ to download the Vocabulary Guide that goes with this episode and visit the...

In this episode, I explore Benjamin Banneker, a Black man born in the 1700s who was a farmer, mathematician, innovator, land surveyor, astronomer, and more. Visit https://www.exploreblackhistory.com/ to download the Vocabulary Guide that goes with this episode and visit the Instagram site @exploreblackhistory

Are you always on the go with your kids, commuting here and there, commuting everywhere? Create a shared family listening experience and learn Black history while you’re on the go. 

Introducing Explore Black History on the Go for kids a bimonthly podcast where kids can learn Black history (and adults, you can listen too!).