A perfect book for young readers to discover lesser-known places that have shaped Black history in the United States.The square in New Orleans where enslaved people met to sing, dance, and play music together. The oldest Black church still standing in the United States. The first Freedmens colony in the country. Throughout history, Black people have founded communities, churches, and more to fight for equality. Celebrate little-known historic sites like these and learn about their social impact on American history in Hidden Landmarks of Black History.
ABOUT THIS SERIES:
This brand-new series is rooted in a profound commitment to shedding light on some of the importantand often lesser-knownaspects of Black history. From the Archives features landmarks, events, people, and artistic endeavors that have played a significant role in the Black experience in America and offers a chance to celebrate them. Written in a vivid, engaging style and featuring a colorful combination of photos and illustrations, each title serves as a powerful vehicle for education, inspiration, and empowerment for young readers.
Jay Leslie is a writer who cares about revolution. Her other books include
Who Did It First? 50 Politicians,
Activists, and
Entrepreneurs Who Revolutionized the Worldand
Game, Set, Sisters!: The Story of Venus and Serena Williams.
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