Maya Angelou’s poems are very effective in this way because they not only teach about historical events but also show the spirit and resilience of the African American nation.

A reading list hints at the richness and breadth of African American children’s writing before Brown v. Board of Education. Credit...K.L. Ricks Supported by By Brigitte Fielder In her 1922 essay ...

Their poems explore with tenderness and anxiety the joys and perils of being a father -- especially a black father -- and how to escape the mistakes of past generations. Full Episode Saturday, Jun 21 ...

30 Popular Poems for Kids of All Ages. 23 Funny Poems That Will Perk Up Your Day. ... Atlanta-born poet Georgia Douglas Johnson, whose parents were of African American, ...

Keep reading for 30 kids' poems—from ones written with kindergarteners in mind to short ones and long ones and some of the most famous ones. Here at Parade.com, ...

Africa's youngest generation holds the key to a bold new future, driven by digital transformation and the power to rewrite the continent's narrative—one of hope, innovation, and limitless potential.

Kunda Kids is a series of African history books for children created by Oladele and Louisa Olafuyi. The couple started publishing the books when they couldn't find material to teach their young ...

The annual African American Children’s Book Fair (AACBF) returned to Philadelphia for the its 33rd year. The book fair is one of the oldest and largest book fairs for African ...