 | 100 African-Americans Who Shaped American History (100 Series) By Chrisanne Beckner
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Product Description
FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Offers brief biographies of African American educators, entertainers, inventors, authors, athletes, and others who have made important contributions to American life.
- Amazon Sales Rank: #10400 in Books
- Published on: 1995-11
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .28" h x 5.96" w x 8.99" l, .41 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 112 pages
Most helpful customer reviews
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
A HISTORY NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN
By James A. Robinson Jr.
I Am A 61 Year Old Black Grandfather Of 7 Grandchildren Born To My Two Daughters And My Son. I Can Remember When I Attended A Segregated Elementary School And High School In The State Of Virginia. Those Seven Years Was The Only Time That My Teachers Provided The Most Knowledge At That Time About Black History. It Was So Strange Being Bussed To An All Black School In The City Daily From An Army Military Base That Was Fully Integrated. Even Before My Father Gained Housing On The Military Base I Played With Other White Kids In Our Segregated Neighborhoods Almost Daily, But We Went To Different Schools Because Of Race. Prior To My Dad Being Transferred To Virginia I Attended Integrated Schools In Marysville And Stockton California And Cannot Remember Any Teaching About Important Black Americans And The Contributions They Made. To Learn That Many Black Americans Contributed Outstanding Contributions To Improve The Lives Of All Americans, But In Many Instances How White People In My America Tried Successfully At Times And Many More Times Failed To Steal Or Take Credit For Inventions, Discoveries In Medicine, Architecture Advanced Mathematics And Many More Fields. How A Black Man From Memory Was Able To Complete From Memory The Layout Of Washington D.C. And Complete The Construction Of The District Of Columbia. After The French Architect Who Was Commissioned For The Job Became Involved In A Dispute With The Authorities; Took His Architectural Plans And Returned Home To France. Today We Have A Black President Barack Obama And The Many Times People Have Besmirched Not Only His Character, His Citizenship, But Also Defame The First Lady Mrs. Obama. Something That In My Many Years I Never Heard Regarding The Wives Of Our White Presidents.
I Had Been Searching For Literature For A Long Time That I Could Purchase To Give To My Children To Pass On To Their Children, My Grandchildren. I Have Read This Paperback From Cover To Cover And I Have Decided To Provide Copies For All Of My Grandchildren. It Is Not The End All Of Black History In America, But I Feel It Is An Outstanding Primer To Begin Their Education Of Their Heritage That Would Be Lost If The Author Had Not Written This Historical Document!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.awsome gift
By Sherrie M. Dudley
When I saw this book on this website, I had to purchase it . There are so many positive Black Icons who have shaped society and this is the perfect book for elementary school children to use as a reference . I reccommend this book to everyone who has children.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.Excellent book for children about Black History
By T. Simmons
This is a great reader for children about Black History. I recommend it as a great gift, a great addition to your child's library or for school and after-school programs.
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