Throughout the years, the United States Postal Service has tried to preserve America's rich history and culture through its commemorative stamp program. The Postal Service has issued Black History-related stamps to commemorate black men and women who have contributed to America's history and who have made a difference. This site explores the people behind the stamps and includes curriculum reources and games. Teacher's guide available. This on-location production visits numerous sites in the country which are representative of the eras of America's development.
Students can relive moments of the past and gain insight to memorable events.
Teacher's guide available. This series is designed to help children and teachers talk about, understand, and combat racism. Weekly beginning Thursday Dec. 12 through Feb. 25. This PBS series focuses on the period 1954-1965, a time during which the struggle by black Americans for social justice in America became a mass movement. Viewer's guide available.