Schoolcraft College Celebrates
Black
History
Month
To help celebrate Black History Month, we’re pleased to share “My Story, My Voice,” a series of essays written by Schoolcraft College students, faculty, staff and alumni.
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- Arnold Wicker Sr., Emeritus Professor
- Brynne Barnes, English Professor
- Catreese Qualls, Student
- Cedric Howie, Professor of Economics
- Dr. Carmen Wilson, Academic Success Coach
- Katelynn, Haygood, Alumni
- Keith Dawkins, Design Release Engineer and Alumni
- Kevin Edmonds, Schoolcraft College Police Officer
- Thomas “Tommy” DeJesus (Anderson), Alumni
- Yolanda Brown-Spidell, Sociology Professor
In addition, we invite you to view and share additional Black History content.
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Historical Bios and Videos
Malcolm X
Malcolm X, or known as El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz in the Muslim world, was one of the key figures of the Civil Rights Movement
Florence Beatrice Price
Florence Beatrice Price was the first noted African American female composer to gain national status
Black History Month: Hidden Figures
These “Crash Course” videos provide additional context and understanding
Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman
Learn more about the abolitionist movement and the Underground Railroad
Black History Month: Kings
Examine the legacies of African Kings from two of the world’s most powerful and influential empires
Profile: Nelson Mandela
Nelson Mandela was the most significant Black leader in South Africa and personified the anti-apartheid movement