Black American History by CrashCourse
Clint Smith teaches you Black American History in 50 episodes. In this course, you will learn about the Transatlantic slave trade, slavery in the American colonies, Elizabeth Key, slave codes, the Germantown petition against slavery, and the Stono Rebell…
Hidden Figures - Black History
This series of videos features particular people who have contributed to the civil rights movement in various ways, as well as overall issues.
Black American History
This is a collection of stories both about the systems of oppression Black Americans have had to face, and the triumph in spite of it all.
When the Prisoners Ran Walpole - 50 Years Later - Session Two
Explore the 1973 Walpole prison takeover by inmates, its impact on prison reform, and connections to modern abolitionist movements. Hear firsthand accounts from participants and activists.
Black Institutions and American Imagination
Exploring the origins and impact of America's enduring Black institutions, this talk challenges perceptions and examines their role in shaping the nation's future and core ideals.
Raízes de Resistência: A História que os Livros Não Contam
Explore a força cultural e educacional do Quilombo São José da Serra através das experiências de Luciene Estevão, revelando histórias de resistência e superação não contadas nos livros.
The Real Story of Rosa Parks - and Why We Need to Confront Myths About Black History
Explores the importance of accurate Black history education, using Rosa Parks' story to illustrate how simplified narratives harm society and emphasizing the power of historical truth.
How to Talk Truthfully About Black History | Clint Smith | How to Be a Better Human | TED
Clint Smith discusses grappling with national history, legacy, and historical contradictions in American history. He explores cognitive dissonances like Thomas Jefferson's "all men are created equal" while enslaving people, growing up in New Orleans as a major slave trade site, and the importance of teaching joyous moments in Black history beyond slavery and Jim Crow.