Pamphlets from the Daniel A.P. Murray collection present a timeline of African Ameican history, 1852-1925.

Showcases more than 200 items from the African American collections of the Library of Congress.

PBS produced site offering a wealth of information on African American history including timelines, classroom activities, and profiles of individuals.

Articles and resources covering slavery in colonial times, Jim Crow laws, Civil Rights Movement, abolition movement, and more.

PBS documentary explores America's journey through slavery.

Historical perspective of a nation, its people, and its cultural evolution,from the beginning of the slave trade through the Civil Rights movement, to the present.

Resource for a wide range of African history information.

Offers a visual tour of the cemetery grounds along with information on African names, burial markers, and slavery in Newport.

Anthology featuring the prominent people behind the history of Africa.

Interpretation of African-American history focusing on the self-motivated activities of African people.

African American historic and educational site. Includes information on affiliates, gallery, collection, gift shop, history, events and activities. Located in Thomasville Georgia.

Collection of articles and information on African American history and culture.

Offers an interactive demonstration to tell the story of segregation. Also offers a Martin Luther King biography and a photo gallery of prominent people who led the way in the move toward desegregation.

Non profit project by the University of Massachusetts Lowell to reunite African Americans with their ancestral roots in Africa. Includes information on the genetic science behind the project.

Online educational resource featuring African-American role models for the youth.

Features lectures, essays and books from the African-American history author.