Boldly Black: Afrocentric Workbook Series

The West African Middle Ages challenges entrenched Eurocentric narratives by presenting an alternative view of African history. Focusing on the remarkable empires of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai, this volume provides a nuanced perspective on a dynamic era often marginalized in conventional curriculums. It highlights governance, trade, education, and cultural achievements that shaped the region and beyond. Students will be inspired by grasping the greatness of their ancestors.  For Grades 9 - 12 / Ages 15 - 17

Volume 2: Great Queens and Kings of the African Continent is an engaging and educational book tailored for readers in grades 4 and 5. Delve into the rich history of Africa as you discover inspiring tales of remarkable queens and kings who shaped the continent's diverse cultures and societies.

For Grades 4 - 5 / Ages 9 - 11

Volume 3: African Americans and Civic Engagement (The American Revolution to Reconstruction) explores African Americans' vital role in shaping the nation's civic life and advocating for social change. This book highlights the efforts of influential African American leaders, activists, and ordinary citizens who have fought for civil rights, voting rights, and equality.   

For Grades 6 - 8 / Ages 12 - 14

Explore the incredible discoveries and innovations of ancient African civilizations in this exciting volume! Young readers will travel back in time to learn how African people shaped the world of science and math. This book brings to life the brilliant minds and groundbreaking innovations that helped ancient Africa thrive.      

For Grade 3 / Ages 8 - 9