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The Black Historian Index
Because Black Historians deserve their flowers! You may have noticed a theme in my recent content: How To Create Your Own Personal Curriculum How To Take History Notes Where Hotties Study History Building A Better Personal Library Black Literature By The Decade In this guide, I want to serve two purposes. I want to give Black American historians their flowers. In a world of generative AI and anti-intellectualism, we must hold them near and dear. Also, I hope that this collect
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Historical Playlist: 1980s Black Women Classics
How many of these '80s Classics by Black women do you know?
Jun 17
Steal These Black Women's Writing Habits
Need writing inspiration? These 9 bestselling Black women may be able to help!
May 25
Do You Know These 7 Black Burlesque Performers?
Before go-go dancers, strippers, & OnlyFans girls... some 20th-century Black women worked as shake dancers, striptease artists, and burlesque stars.
May 25
Historical Playlist: 1960s Black Classics
How many of these Black '60s Classics do you know?
Feb 24
A Brief History of Black People & The Postal Service
How have Black Americans become 29-30% of the Postal Service?
Feb 24
How Ebonics Took Over the World
How did this once-vilified way of speaking become so damned popular?
Feb 16
Can You Pass This Black History (1920s-1950s) Quiz?
Know more history than the average person? Test your knowledge of Black History with this 35-question quiz!
Feb 9
Lexual's Library: Black History
These 52 texts are central to Intelexual Media's ongoing Black History curriculum.
Feb 9
A Brief History of Black Names
Why are so many Black American names so distinct and unique?
Dec 22, 2025
Black America Rewind: 1930s
How did life for Black Americans change in the 1930s?
Dec 17, 2025
Yes, There Was Racism In The 90s
On Super Tuesday 1992, Bill Clinton organized a press conference at the Stone Mountain Correctional Facility in Georgia, an area rich with white supremacist events, to remind voters that he was tough on crime and not a president of "special interests," like his forerunners Dukakis and Mondale. He delivered a speech in front of a crowd of mostly Black inmates. Jerry Brown remarked on the photo op: ”Two white men and forty black prisoners, what's he saying? He's saying we got '
Dec 11, 2025
Black America Rewind: 1920s
How did life for Black Americans change in the 1920s?
Dec 10, 2025
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