
| Featured Resources for Black History Month- African American Leaders (Super Big Coloring Book)
 - African American Sheet Music 1850 - 1920
- Apollo Theater
- Armstrong, Louis Satchmo new
- Attucks, Crispus
- Banneker, Benjamin
- Beals, Melba One of the Little Rock Nine
- Blackwell, Unita
- Carver, George Washington
- Coleman, Bessie
- Coloring Book of Prominent African-Americans new
- Crummell, Alexander
- Davis, Sammy Jr
- Drew, Charles Richard
- DuBois, W. E. B.
- Ellington, Duke
- Evers, Medgar
- Forten, Charlotte new
- Dorothy, Height
- Hunter, Alberta
- McKinley, Jones, Frederick
- Miller, Cheryl
- King, Coretta Scott new
- King, Martin Luther Jr.
- Morrison, Toni
| - Robinson, Jackie
- Robeson, Paul
- Ross, Diana
- Scott, Dred
- Sklarek, Norma Merrick new
- Smalls Robert
- Smith, Bessie
- The Missouri Compromise
- Tubman, Harriet
- Turner, Nat
- Walker, Madam C.J.
- Woods, Granville T.
- Wilkins, Roy Wilkins
- Woodson Carter Goodwin new
- Malcom X
- Yaa Asantewaa new
- Complete listing of Black History books
 - Famous African Americans Inventors
- Famous Quotes by African Americans
- Soul Food Recipes
- Benne Cakes
- Hot Southern Cider MLK
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More Icons (External Links) - Black History Posters & Art Prints
- Hank Aaron
- Alvin Ailey
- Muhammad Ali
- Maya Angelou
- James Baldwin
- Daisy Bates
- Chuck Berry
- James Hubert(Eubie)Blake
- Ruby Bridges - Ruby Bridges also helped end segregation in schools. She was the first black student at her elementary school, and Ruby had to be very brave to stand up to all the people who didn't want her there.
- Ruth Brown
- Ralph Bunche
- Hurricane Carter
- Ray Charles
- Chubby Checker
- Shirley Chisholm
- Dorothy Dandridge
- Gary Davis
- Frederick Douglass - Frederick Douglass National Historic Site Washington DC
- Rita Dove
- Tony Dungy
- Maulana Karenga/ Ron Karenga new
- Miss Katherine Dunham was born in Joliet, Illinois in 1909. She became one of the first African Americans to attend the University of Chicago where she earned bachelor, masters and doctoral degrees in anthropology. New
- Duke Ellington
- Ralph Ellison
- Louis Farrakhan
- Marcus Garvey - Marcus Garvey started the Back to Africa Movement to help Blacks be treated more equally. He thought moving to Africa would allow Black Americans to stop being treated unfairly in the United States.
- Dizzy Gillespie
- Billie Holiday
- Langston Hughes
- Little Rock Nine
- Judith Jamison
- Mae C. Jemison
- Michael Jordan
- John F. Kennedy - John F. Kennedy was president during the 1960's Civil Rights Movement. He helped pass laws to make sure all Blacks could vote and get a good education. These laws ended segregation in schools, jobs, restaurants, theaters, and much, much more.
- Abraham Lincoln - Abraham Lincoln was President of the United States when the Southern states broke away from the country. He worked hard to keep the country together and ended up ending slavery after the Civil War.
- Simmie Knox
- Stamp on Black History - Index on Black History related Postage Stamps
- Dorothy Maynor
- Homer Plessy
- Sidney Poitier
- The Underground Railroad National Geographic
- Hiram R. Revels
- Wilma Rudolph
- Clarence Thomas
- Daniel Hale Williams
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