This story of generosity is great for anyone who loves color and can appreciate the art and craftsmanship of quilts.

Read the stories behind some of of your favorite hymns.

Listen to track 1 and you will understand why you have the VICTORY! Track 11 will encourage you "In The Midst of It All".

My favorites are tracks 5, 10, and 11. Enjoy!

Family members each contribute to raising the $3,000 needed so Eubie can attend college.

Discover the determined African-American woman who went all the way to France in order to earn her pilot's license in 1921.

To understand race relations in America today, you must know our past. This book will show you how bad things were, how far we've come, and realize, yes, there is still more work to be done for our nation to be one 'with liberty and justice for all'.

This DVD gives you more insight into American life in Selma, Alabama during the 1960's.

The title says it all.

Are you a baseball fan? Little League fan? What if your child was denied the right to play in the big game? Learn what life was like for the 1955 Cannon Street All Stars.

A cute book about fairness.

A great picture book for grown-ups and children alike. A book about being kind to the poor.

Father's Day is just around the corner, so pick up a copy of 'Pop' for dad, brother, uncle, grandfather, etc., and let that special man know how much you care about him. A delightful coffee table type book with beautiful photos of fathers with their children. The testimonials will bring tears to your eyes.

A child is struggling with honesty after ridicule. The neighborhood kids teased Nola about her old clunker of a bike, but her parents won't buy her the shiny new one in the picture window of the local bicycle shop. Would her parents get the new bike if something bad happened to her old bike....? Worth obtaining through inter-library-loan.

Meet the Negro who overcame mainly racially obstacles to become a world-class chemist, a millionaire, and a humanitarian. Despite his achievements, Percy Julian's story is largely unknown. Julian discovered how to turn soybeans into synthetic steroids, helping to make drugs like cortisone (to treat arthritis) available to millions.

Describes the relationship of respect between free Black Eliza and coffeehouse daughter Matilda. Praise given for the work of the Free African Society founded by Richard Allen and Absalom Jones for giving aid to Yellow Fever victims and their families during the plague that raged for 3 months in Philadelphia, PA and killed 5,000 people.

Discusses the placement of over 200,000 orphaned or abandoned children (mostly Caucasian) in homes throughout the Midwest from 1854 to 1929 by recounting the story of one boy and his brother.

Brendan loves Tae Kwon Do. He also loves minerals and rocks (there Is a difference). Brendan also loves his family, but he doesn't know all of his family members. Does racism have anything to do with it? His dad is Black, and his mom is White. But what about his grandparents? Find out in this book.

Learn all about the Negro League baseball teams in this great picture book. Pair this with "Safe at Home" by Robinson (above) and you will inspire a young boy or girl to play the great American game.