The 1968 Memphis Sanitation Workers Strike
The Memphis Sanitation Workers’ Strike of 1968 was more than a labor dispute; it was a powerful declaration of dignity, identity, and human worth. Sparked by the tragic deaths of two Black sanitation workers, the strike exposed unsafe working conditions, unjust wages, and the deep inequities faced by Black workers in the South.
At the heart of the movement was a simple but profound message: “I AM A MAN.” These words became a bold affirmation of humanity in the face of systems that denied it.
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George Moses Horton: Poetry, Protest & Purpose
Meet George Moses Horton, an enslaved poet who memorized his poems before he could read and published his first book in 1829. His voice paved the way for today’s lyricists, spoken word artists, and rappers.
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The Birmingham Children's Crusade
Discover how courageous kids and teens led the 1963 Birmingham Children’s Crusade. Through peaceful protest, they challenged segregation and helped spark change during the Civil Rights Movement.
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Trailblazers In The Ring: The Wingo Sisters
The Wingo Sisters were African American women who were trailblazers in the field of women's wrestling. Lets learn about how they broke barriers, overcame obstacles and paved the way those who would follow.
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The Grand River Museum Mystery (Interactive Game)
The Grand River Black History Museum's vault has been hacked! Answer Black History questions, unlock clues, and race against time to crack the code and open the museum!
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Bring It On Black History Trivia Challenge
Test your knowledge with some fun engaging trivia!
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