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Additional 10% off for History Club Members. Join Now This very special collection celebrates the glorious and too-often overlooked contribution to our national defense by generations of black soldiers, aviators and sailors.Breathtaking reenactments bring the experience of combat starkly to life.Meet Tuskegee Airmen, veterans from D-Day and heroes of every war of the past half century.Colin Powell and other revered figures guide us through this controversial chapter in military history. From America...

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Stunning photographs, powerful quotes and achievements of these historic figures will inspire students. Space efficient posters are ideal for creating instant bulletin boards or interactive learning centers. Posters measure 11-7/8 x 17-1/2". (License granted by Intellectual Properties Management, Atlanta, GA, as manager of the King Estate. 2002 Jesse Owens Trust under license authorized by CMG Worldwide Inc. 2002 The Family of Malcolm X under license authorized by CMG Worldwide Inc. 2002 Ella Fitzgerald...

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Each new All-In-One bulletin board set includes more than 30 individual bulletin board pieces, 20 feet of attractive educational border, and an activity for students that involves making an item that ... read more

“When we think of the ‘hero’ we are drawn to images of success—wealth, strength, prestige, recognition, excellence. Too often, our society encourages us to seek heroes and heroines in the most obvious places and overlooks great heroes that toil outside the spotlight of mainstream America. But this book, AFRICAN AMERICAN HEROES & HEROINES, has a different message. It is, that despite the persistent racism in our culture and the overwhelming odds stacked against many African- Americans, heroes are...

AFRICAN-AMERICAN HEROES Bulletin Board SET Decorate your classroom for any occasion with a colorful, exciting and fun Bulletin Board set! Available in ten different styles.~

AFRICAN-AMERICAN HEROES Bulletin Board SET Decorate your classroom for any occasion with a colorful, exciting and fun Bulletin Board set! Available in ten different styles.~

Stunning photographs, powerful quotes and achievements of these historic figures will inspire students. Set includes Martin Luther King Jr., Ella Fitzgerald, Thurgood Marshall, Jesse Owens, Rosa Parks, and�Malcolm X. Posters measure 11 7⁄8" x 17 1⁄2".

Juvenile Fiction - General

Throughout American history, succeeding in the military has demanded unflagging courage, strength of character, and a patriotic spirit. For an African American man or woman, serving in the military has also meant battling oppression and struggling against deep-seated prejudice. Those who persevered were not only warriors, nurses, or leaders--they were heroes and heroines.

"Welcome to Dreamland School," Mrs. Bethune greeted Mary . "I was a teacher and started a school in Florida for black girls. Today, that school is the Bethune-Cookman College. I always believed self-respect, self-reliance and self-pride could make dreams come true. And that's what I teach my Dreamland students. Do you have a dream, Mary ?"

Join John Henry, an African American hero born with a hammer in this hand, on a scenic journey from cotton country to the wilderness. There he finds men of all color working together to build a great railroad. John Henry quickly becomes king of the railroad camps by driving more steel than any man alive, and in an exciting contest even out-performs a steam drill.

As Summersville students listen to their teacher, Miss Chalk, read from her long lost diary, they are deeply inspired. One entry, detailing the famous “I Have A Dream” speech, leaves twelve year old Kelly spellbound. Motivated to do something important, she decides to run for Sixth Grade Class President! Unfortunately, her drive is short lived. Realizing there’s never been a historical president with green eyes, dark skin and pretty long braids, she feels defeated. To keep their frustrated friend...

Pages: 24, Library Binding, Enslow Elementary