VisitBlackHistory.com (VBH), is an online community for those seeking or desiring to share information about African American historical experiences and educational programming. There is a demonstrated need for cultural resources that can educate families on the contributions of African Americans in America. Now, more than ever Black museums, historical sites, and cultural centers will play an integral role in the healing, reconciliation, and empowerment of our nation’s citizens. Our goal is to sustain a digital ecosystem that will affirm, amplify, and activate Black history spaces and those who visit them.
African American museums, archives, monuments, statues, sculptures, heritage festivals, tours, buildings, documentary films, and stage plays are examined and celebrated on the VBH website.
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(Audio Interview+) Ritual and Recall: A Discussion with Anthony McKissic
Interview with artist, Anthony McKissic. We discuss the significance of ritual and recall in Black Art and Black spaces. … More (Audio Interview+) Ritual and Recall: A Discussion with Anthony McKissic
(AUDIO INTERVIEW) VISITING BLACK HISTORY WITH JENN PECK-BAILEY
A discussion with educator and lover of Black historic sites and museums, Jenn Peck-Bailey. Learn of the places she’s visited. Jenn is the founder of Plant A Seed Now, LLC. Have you visited the sites she’s mentioned or others? Share your experience in the comments. Follow us on Instagram: @VisitBlackHistory Jenn Peck-Bailey Instagram: @PlantASeedNow @PlantSeedsNow … More (AUDIO INTERVIEW) VISITING BLACK HISTORY WITH JENN PECK-BAILEY
(Photos) James Brown’s Augusta, Georgia
One thing about Augusta, they gonna show mad love for brother James Brown. Go to “Get up offa that thing” and get down there for the James Brown Augusta, Georgia city tour: jamesbrownfamilyfdn.org
Notes and Sources on the Life of Sara Bickford, Entrepreneur (1852 – 1931)
SARA BICKFORD MY COMPREHENSIVE NOTES of RESEARCH SOURCES August – October 2020 Kelly McCoy 1.9.21 Sara Gammon Brown Bickford (1852 – 1931) was the first Black woman to own a utility company. Born into slavery in 1852, she was separated from her parents when they were sold, and she never saw them again. The video … More Notes and Sources on the Life of Sara Bickford, Entrepreneur (1852 – 1931)
(Grades 1 – 12) Frederick Douglass NHS Virtual Oratorical Contest and Video Contest January 2021: Applications Due 12/18/20
Frederick Douglass National Historic Site hosts a virtual oratorical contest for grades 1 – 12. Applications due 12/18/2020. … More (Grades 1 – 12) Frederick Douglass NHS Virtual Oratorical Contest and Video Contest January 2021: Applications Due 12/18/20
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