Websites using history of african people as a keyword

Biographies of famous African Americans in history who have made name in the United States. Famous black people including actors, scientists and women.

A site describing the history, language and culture of the people of Buganda in Uganda, Africa. The Baganda are the single largest ethnic group in Uganda, and their language Luganda is the most widely spoken indigenous language in Uganda.

The Liberian Journal is a media entity dedicated to keeping a journal of Liberians across the Diaspora (outside of Liberia)—emphasizing their contributions to communities, to organizations, to ideas, and to the world at large.

Iziko Museums of South Africa are African museums of excellence that empower and inspire all people to celebrate and respect our diverse heritage

All about Nigeria, news, jobs, technology, business, sports, scholarship, entertainment, culture etc

Golden Legacy offers Black History Comic Books. For Black History Magazines, Black History Books and Black History Comic books depicting Historical African

Nature Picture Library offers the best nature photographs from the world's finest photographers, to license for commercial and creative use. More than 450,000 high resolution images online, from tigers to turtles and elephants to sharks. Thousands of new pictures are added every month. We create wildlife stories and calendar and book proposals for publishers. Exclusive photo agency for Wild Wonders of Europe and 2020VISION. We care passionately about the natural world and actively support conservation, offering discounted fees to natural history organisations and donating a percentage of our sales to charities. Top photographers include Mark Carwardine, Doug Allan, Anup Shah, Andy Rouse and Jurgen Freund.

"The Civil War in Art: Teaching and Learning through Chicago Collections" is intended to help teachers and students learn about the Civil War—its causes and effects, and connect to the issues, events, and people of the era through works of art.<br /> <br /> The site was produced by Terra Foundation for American Art in partnership with The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago History Museum, Chicago Park District, Chicago Public Library, The Dusable Museum of African American History and The Newberry Library. <br /> <br />

The Tracing Center fosters awareness, dialogue, and engagement by inviting people to explore race today through the lens of forgotten history.

Extraordinary people and places in time

People striving to better understanding world cultures, a greater respect and appreciation of people's contributions in modernizing the world

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People helps raise awareness to minority issues

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African Cultural Festival is a 2-day nonprofit event meant to celebrate African culture through an array of fun and exciting exhibits and activities.

The Washington Informer Newspaper Co. Inc. is a multimedia organization founded on Oct. 16, 1964, by Dr. Calvin Rolark, in order to highlight positive images of

IPOAA stands for Indigenous People of Africa and America. The site covers history, current events, and includes commentary.

Mybrotha.COM - Online Magazine For Black Men

The history of African American cowboys and their role in settling the West isn’t that much different from the history of other African American groups- it’s been largely ignored by historians and the media. The fact is that African Americans made up roughly 25% of the cowboys responsible for the movement west. There are, however, efforts to battle this ignorance. There are a number of groups around the country who celebrate the heritage of the black men and women who herded cattle, farmed, and built homesteads across the West. "Black Cowboys (and girls)" attempts to honor those people and allow them into the pantheon of American heroes. By showing contemporary African American practitioners of "cowboying" I hope to draw attention to the long historic lineage they celebrate.  

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The American Theatre Wing's Tony Awards salute excellence in Broadway theatre. Presented by The Broadway League and the American Theatre Wing. The biggest talents in theatre, film, tv and music together on one stage for one night only.

Arab Film Distribution promotes and distributes the cinemas of the Arab world in North America. Our patrons consist of people who love film and appreciate the medium's potential to educate and promote cross-cultural exchange.

Heritage African American wedding Jumping Brooms accessories and gifts. Where Culture and Class Meet.

The mission of the Collective Black People Movement is to gather, document, and organize the Skills, Talents, and Intelligence (Education) of African (Black) People for the purpose of self-help and collective development.

Rastaverse is a website that's dedicated to covering the Rastafari religion, movement, & lifestyle. Featuring Ital food recipes, a Rasta shop, music & more.

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