10 Stacks celebrating Black History Month
Black Heritage Events in South Carolina
Amazing events to learn and celebrate in South Carolina this year
Jubilee is a FREE celebration everyone can enjoy and features live music and entertainment, artist demonstrations, and marketplace vendors selling a variety of wares, products, and art. Enjoy live music, delicious food, and interactive activities for all ages on Saturday, September 20, 2025.
From it's roots in Africa to the Americas, and especially South Carolina, elementary and middle school students will be immersed in African American culture and history through a variety of activities including demonstrations, reenactments, performances and hands-on experiences. African American Heritage Festival will take place at North Charleston Wannamaker County Park on Friday, Feb. 26.
Discover the vibrant black culinary traditions of South Carolina and how women shape them with rising star chef Amethyst Ganaway and renowned artist Natalie Daise in this special museum event on Saturday, May 18th. Explore the rich heritage and savor the flavors from 6pm!
Join us for a weekend of delicious eats and treats at the 2025 Black Food Truck Festival, taking place on April 25-27, 2025, at the Exchange Park Fairgrounds in Ladson, SC.
Every Saturday in February, enjoy a series of free events exploring Mount Pleasant's rich African-American history and Gullah heritage, marking the 5th annual celebration by the Town of Mount Pleasant Historical Commission.
Books that heal the soul (Heritage Editi
As we celebrate heritage month, here are my favorite, soul touching books that honor the African American history and culture in the United States.
A thought-provoking analysis of the first black president, Barack Obama, exploring the complexities of progress and hope in American society.
A National Book Award winner, this novel told in poems tells the story of a young African American girl growing up in the 1960s and 1970s, exploring themes of identity, family, and social justice.
Based on real facts, Henry's Freedom Box tells the story of Henry 'Box' Brown, a young slave who escaped to freedom by mailing himself to the North. A powerful exploration of courage, family, and the Underground Railroad, this book will captivate readers of all ages.
This fictional romance keen observations of Black life and the condition of modern motherhood, as well as the consequences of motherless-ness, Seven Days in June is by turns humorous, warm and deeply sensual.
Great for all ages- Experience the joy and triumphs of black boyhood through 17 empowering stories that celebrate the beauty and diversity of black boyhood.
This gorgeous, lyrical ode to loving who you are, respecting others, and being kind to one another comes from Empire actor and activist Grace Byers and talented newcomer artist Keturah A. Bobo.
History beyond class: Articles
Interesting Articles that will tell you facts about black history and the civil rights movements that you might have not learned in school
Associate Professor Christopher Carter uncovers the fascinating history of butter pecan ice cream in the South, exploring the surprising connection to racism.
Discover a lesser-known side of Martin Luther King's personal life as he surprisingly kept firearms for self-protection during the mid-1950s civil rights movement.
Discover how Black History Month started in 1915 Chicago, and how the reason is a conectes to the constitution.
Delve into the history of Quaker involvement in the civil rights movement, dating back to the 19th century when they actively opposed enslavement and played a crucial role in abolishing it, also supporting education for African Americans in the South.
Discover the hidden history of the 'Negro Motorist Green Book', a guide that empowered African Americans to travel safely through segregated America. From 1936 to 1966, this valuable resource helped thousands of travelers find safe accommodations and dining options during the Jim Crow era.
Cooking roots | Recipes
Soul foods and the history behind them
Explore the flavors that make up the iconic New Orleans dish, red beans and rice. Learn how this beloved staple was shaped by cultural influences and traditions.
Slow Braised Collard Greens with Buttermilk Cornbread & Hot Pepper Jelly with Chef Sam Adams
Discover the rich cultural heritage of cornbread, a staple in American cuisine with roots tracing back to Mesoamerica, Native America, and Africa. Explore its fascinating evolution and significance in Professor Torbert's engaging blog article.
Discover the fascinating history behind America's favorite comfort food, fried catfish, and how it became a staple in Southern cuisine.
Experience the rich flavors of Jamaica with this hearty oxtail stew; a flavorful tradition originated from survival techniques by slaves
A heartwarming story about the Thanksgiving dish, sweet potato pie, and its importance history.
Budget friendly: Black owned business
affordable business owned by African Americans and that cherish its culture and history
Discover the essence of clean beauty with Alaffia's handcrafted, eco-friendly skin and hair care products, supporting fair trade and community development projects in West Africa.
Explore the natural world of beauty with Camille Rose, the largest Black-owned, female-led hair care brand. Founded by Janell Stephens, our products cater to all hair types - curly, wavy, straight, kinky, and coily. Discover our total wellness range in top retailers like Target, Sally Beauty, CVS, Whole Foods, and Ulta Beauty.
A US-based technology company providing on-demand labs, thought leadership, and services to accelerate digital transformation for IT and business.
Discover the award-winning Abisola Whiskey, a bold expression of modern whiskey-drinking spirits. Toasting the fearless, trailblazing individuals who redefine legacy and chart their own paths.
Discover a world of flavors with Iya Foods, inspiring authentic and enjoyable ways to nourish your body with African-inspired food products, including one-pot savory simmer sauces, gluten-free flours, spices, and more. Elevate your cooking experience!
Elevate your daily grind with joe'y, a revitalized blend of superfoods, mushrooms, and adaptogens for a sustained energy boost. Say goodbye to jitters and hello to focused productivity, all with a fraction of the caffeine!
Soul & Southern: Black owned restaurant
experience the real soul food from those proud black owned and inspired restaurants in the heart of Summerville South Carolina
Explore a world of flavors with Sessyks Food Hub, your go-to destination for delicious food and great vibes!
Experience the warmth of traditional Southern cuisine at DJ'S Southern Kitchen! Our online ordering menu features popular dishes like Green Beans, White Rice, Sweet Potato Pie, and mouth-watering Fried Chicken. Conveniently located on North Main Street, we offer carryout and delivery options for your convenience.
Nigel's Good Food is a haven for culinary delights, serving up a feast for the soul and a warm welcome to those seeking nourishment for body and mind.
Savor the charm of the South at Eva's On Main, a cozy restaurant in downtown Summerville serving up a taste of hospitality and delicious cuisine.
Enjoy a cozy night out at Plush Bar and Grill, serving up delicious food and drinks in a relaxed atmosphere.
Connect with history
Social media pages, podcasts and videos that help you learn about the African American culture and history
A place to share and discover all about the African American from colonization to the current days
The New York Times best selling author and his journey on current activism to protect equality
Explore the fascinating stories of underknown African American history with One Mic, a podcast that sheds light on the people and events that shaped the culture and society.
Follow theBlackAmerican to discover the vibrant culture and community of African Americans on Instagram. Share and explore the beauty, passion, and creativity that makes us unique.
Freedom's soundtrack! Anti-Propagandist Modern Abolitionist 🌊✊️️⛓️
Take a travel in time to understand what the black slaves went through and why is so important to never forget.
Amazing historic photos
Visualize pictures that changed and documented the African American history
Experience the vibrancy of African American culture in the 19th and 20th centuries through a remarkable collection of personal photographs, showcasing Black entrepreneurship and self-expression.
Discover historic photos and stories of African Americans' pivotal role in challenging apartheid in South Africa. Learn about cultural icons, legislators, civil rights activists, and athletes who contributed to the fight against this unjust system.
Explore the Library of Congress's collection of prints and photos telling the stories of African American history and culture through historic images.
Discover striking images that capture the courage and resilience of the Civil Rights Movement, from Rosa Parks' historic arrest to the Freedom Rides.
Step back in time and discover the everyday lives of Black Americans in the early 20th century through these stunning and thought-provoking photographs.
Explore hundreds of photographs showcasing the lives and experiences of African Americans in Houston and beyond, from the early 20th century to the present day.
Timelines of black history
check lists explaining how important movements happened changing the course of African Americans
Explore the key events and turning points of the Civil Rights Movement, a pivotal moment in American history, as black Americans fought for equal rights and an end to racial discrimination.
Comprehensive timeline highlighting significant events and figures in the American abolitionist movement from 1630 to 1865, featuring key dates, people, and events that shaped the fight against slavery.
Explore the chronology of Colonial America's transformative journey from the Roanoke Colony to the Revolutionary War, shaping the foundation of the United States.
Explore the rich history and heritage of African Americans in Illinois through this interactive timeline, showcasing their significant contributions, struggles, and triumphs.
This timeline highlights the major events and milestones in the history of slavery in America, from the earliest colonial period to its eventual abolition.
Teacher approved: resources for educatio
Education is the key! Following is 6 amazing classroom friendly resources that help teachers and parents educating young ones about black history in United States.
Introduce your students to inspiring African American scientists who have made significant contributions to the STEM fields, helping students see themselves in these careers and explore diverse role models.
Discover a curated collection of resources to help educators and families celebrate Black History Month and year-round. Learn how to dismantle racism and transform communities with our comprehensive guide.
Discover a curated collection of lessons and activities for teaching Black History Month in history, English, art, and other subjects.
Discover engaging ways to celebrate Black History Month in your elementary or middle school classroom with the perfect blend of interactive activities and lesson plan ideas.
Honoring the rich contributions and experiences of African Americans, our guide highlights effective strategies for celebrating Black History Month in the classroom and avoiding common mistakes.
Discover a curated collection of lesson plans, videos, and activities to help your K-12 students learn about and appreciate the essential contributions of Black Americans throughout U.S. history.