Black history is profoundly important in today's diverse society and deserves a meaningful place in every student's learning experience. Just as we emphasize math, science, and American history, Black history offers essential stories, contributions, and perspectives that enrich our understanding of the world. A Black culture tour brings this history to life: engaging, inspiring, and unforgettable.
Destinations
Washington DC is bursting with amazing attractions that celebrate iconic figures in Black history, from the legendary Frederick Douglass to the inspiring Mary McLeod Bethune, Carter G. Woodson, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Come and explore the incredible journey of a resilient community that will inspire you! Ask about adding the National Museum of African American History and Culture to any DC package.
Philadelphia, one of the oldest and most diverse cities in the nation, offers various ways to honor Black history and heritage, including visiting murals, monuments, historic sites, and supporting Black-owned businesses and restaurants.
African Americans have significantly shaped Maryland's history, demonstrating perseverance and courage from the horrors of enslavement to the heroism of the Underground Railroad, the Jazz Age, and their inspiring contributions to science, arts, and culture today.
Archival photography for this page will be credited to the New York Public Library and Unseen Histories collections.
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