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The Women of Brewster Place and The Men of Brewster Place Use a teaching guide that includes background information about the two novels, The Women of...		Judith Jamison Learn more about the life of American dancer and choreographer Judith Jamison.
Defining Jazz Music These lessons and activities explore sound and how sound is defined in jazz.		Phillis Wheatley A brief article about poet Phillis Wheatley.
Up Close: Ella Fitzgerald Discussion Guide Encourage reading comprehension, critical thinking, and thought-provoking classroom...		Ida B. Wells A brief article about Ida B. Wells.
African American Writers Distribute an article that details the many talented African American writers from Phillis...		Ella Fitzgerald Learn about the life of Ella Fitzgerald, one of the greatest singers in jazz history.
Abolitionists Working Together Students learn about the women in the abolitionist movement by reading a poem, a speech, and...		Mary McLeod Bethune An article about Bethune's contributions.
African-Americans and Others Fight Discrimination Ask students to read and answer related questions about the state of racial equality in the...		Rosa Parks A brief article about Rosa Parks.
Civil Rights at the Century's End A look back on the advances and challenges for African-Americans.		Visualizing Jazz Scenes of the Harlem Renaissance Students read and respond to literary selections that either portray the Harlem jazz scene or...
Toni Morrison Learn more about the life of contemporary novelist Toni Morrison.		Popular Black History Month Lessons & Printables, Grades 9-12 Browse our popular printables and lessons for great teaching ideas during Black History Month...
Alice Walker A brief article about Alice Walker.		A Wreath for Emmett Till Teacher's Guide Preparation assignments, group discussion questions about lynching and civil rights, and many...
Charlayne Hunter-Gault Learn more about the life of Charlayne Hunter-Gault, one of television's premier journalists.		The Rise of Jim Crow Even after the abolition of slavery, Jim Crow laws restricted the freedom of African-Americans.

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