Explore pivotal moments in African American history with this 48-card deck. Each card highlights a significant location and its historical importance, from iconic landmarks to lesser-known sites where change took root. Discover where Fannie Lou Hamer challenged the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City, where Frederick Douglass attended his first antislavery gathering in Nantucket, and where Harriet Tubman spent her final years in Auburn. Perfect for educators, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of the places that shaped the African American experience.
- 48 fact-filled cards
- Size: 3.25 x 4 x .75 in.
