Civil Rights & Activism
Frederick Douglass c. 1818–1895
He posed for more photos than Lincoln. On purpose.
Read more about Frederick DouglassCivil Rights & Activism
He posed for more photos than Lincoln. On purpose.
Read more about Frederick DouglassMilitary
In 1862, an enslaved man stole a Confederate warship, and sailed his family to freedom.
Read more about Robert SmallsCivil Rights & Activism
They took his title for saying no.
Read more about Muhammad AliExploration
In 1909, he stood near the top of the world, and history almost forgot him.
Read more about Matthew HensonPolitics & Government
In 1324, an African king brought so much gold to Egypt that gold itself lost value.
Read more about Mansa MusaSports
World's fastest cyclist, banned for being Black.
Read more about Major TaylorSports
Four Olympic gold medals. Then he raced a horse, for money.
Read more about Jesse OwensPolitics & Government
Mississippi sent America's first Black senator. In 1870.
Read more about Hiram RevelsSlavery & Emancipation
In 1849, an enslaved man mailed himself to freedom.
Read more about Henry “Box” BrownEducation
As a baby, he was traded for a horse.
Read more about George Washington CarverScience, Medicine & Invention
He walked into deadly gas. On purpose.
Read more about Garrett Morgan