Unit Title	Author	Year
Seminar: From West Africa to West Philadelphia
Sew Me a Story: African and African American “Quilt Lore”	Kelly Graham	2008
Keywords: African American History, American History, elementary school, human experience, quilt, Quilt Lore, quilting, stories and designs, storytelling
Philadelphia Stories: African Transitions from West Africa to Philadelphia as a Means to Study Oral Histories	Stephanie R. Wicks	2008
Keywords: African American History, African immigrants in Philadelphia, English, ethnography, historical research, historiography, learn content through oral history, learning history, love of history, love of learning, oral history project, story time, storytelling
From Cornrow Village to Corporate City I	Valerie A. Quarterman	2008
Keywords: African American culture, African American History
From Cornrow Village to Corporate City II Culturally-Based Classroom Guidance for Transitioning High School Students	Karon S. Waters	2008
Keywords: African American History, High School
Seminar: Listening to the Music of Contemporary Africa: History, Politics, and Human Origins
How Music and Song has Influenced Political Change in Africa and the United States	Carmen R. Carrion M.Ed.	2021
Keywords: African American History, African music, Music
Critical Interventions into the Single Story of Africa	Pearl Jonas	2021
Keywords: Africa, African American History, Bias, Culture, Identity, Music, narrative, perspective, project-based, Single story, stereotypes, storytelling
Seminar: Modern and Contemporary U.S. Poetry
Teaching African-American History Through Contemporary Modern Poetry	Chanelle Harley	2019
Keywords: African American culture, African American History, modern poetry, poetry
Seminar: Native American Voices: The People – Here and Now
The Seminole and African Collaboration: An Alliance for Survival	Keysiah M. Middleton	2014
Keywords: Abraham, African American History, Alachua chief, American History, Andrew Jackson, Asi Yahola, Battle at Hatcheelustee Creek, Battle at Jupiter Inlet, Battle of Lockahatchee, Battle of Okeechobee, Battle of Wahoo Swamp, Ben Bruner, Black Seminoles, Coacoochee, Colonial Florida, Dade’s Massacre, Destruction of St. John’s Sugar Plantations, Duncan Clinch, Edmund P. Gaines, First Battle of Withlacoochee, Francis L. Dade, freedom fighters, Geechee, Gullah, History, John Caesar, John Horse, La Florida, Luis Fatio Pacheco, Micanopy, Micconuppe, Mikasuki, Native American History, Negro Fort Massacre, Osceola, runaway slaves, Second Battle of Withlacoochee, Seige of Camp Izard, Seminole maroons, Seminoles, St. Augustine, St. John Slave Revolt, Thomas Sidney Jesup, Tuskegee, Wild Cat, Zachary Taylor
Seminar: New Approaches to the History of Slavery: The View from the Penn and Slavery Project
Can the New Histories of Slavery Create Compassion In Youth	Donna Butler-Jones	2020
Keywords: African American History, Black History month, Slavery
The Dis-Connection of Our Roots	Stephanie M. Robinson	2020
Keywords: African American History, roots, Slavery
Seminar: Roots of the American Empire
The Impact of the Haitian Revolution on 18th Century Philadelphia	Keysiah M. Middleton	2015
Keywords: 18th century Philadelphia, 18th century Philadelphia merchants, affranchise, African American History, American History, big whites, class division in Saint Domingue, Code Noir of 1685, Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen, eleventh grade American History, Exclusif, francophone, free people of color, French negroes in Philadelphia, French slaves in Philadelphia, gens de couleur libres, Girondists, Global Studies, grands blancs, Haiti, Haitian rebellion, Haitian Revolution, Haitians in Philadelphia, high school history, Jacques Pierre Brissot, literature of Haitian Revolution, Middle school social studies, ninth grade World History, petits blancs, petty whites, Philadelphia 18th century history, Polverel, Saint Dominguan slaves in Philadelphia, Saint Domingue civil war, Saint Domingue rebellion, Saint Domingue refugees in Philadelphia, Saint Domingue slave revolution, slave uprising, small whites, Societie des Amis des Noir, Sonthonax, Stephen Girard, tenth grade African American History, world history
“Moving on Up”: The Causes and the Impact of the Great Migration on African Americans	Tonya R. Oniyama	2015
Keywords: African American History, eleventh grade, inquiry-based learning, ninth grade, tenth grade, The Great Migration, world history
Seminar: That's My Song! Musical Genre as Social Contract
Jazz as Black History: Teaching African American History Through Musicology	Matthew Menschner	2017
Keywords: African American History, American History, Bebop, Grades 9-12, Jazz, Jazz History, Jazz Studies, Literature, Music History, Music Studies, Musicology, Swing Music, The Harlem Renaissance, The Jazz Age, World War II
From Civil Rights to #BlackLivesMatter: The Music Is the Movement	Amanda Schear	2017
Keywords: African American History, African American literature, Black Lives Matter, Civil Rights Movement, Compare and contrast, Informational text, literacy, Music, Protest movements, Protest music, Social change, social justice
Music as Activism: Warrior’s Don’t Cry and Protest in the Civil Rights Movement	Renae Curless	2017
Keywords: African American History, African American literature, Civil Rights Movement, integration, little rock, melba patillo beals, Music, poetry, racism, segregation
Seminar: The Harlem Renaissance and Beyond
Philadelphia’s Relationship to the Harlem Renaissance	Keysiah M. Middleton	2006
Keywords: African American History, Harlem Renaissance, New Negro Movement, Philadelphia
Seminar: Visual Art and Society
Linguistic meanings through figurative language in Langston Hughes’s poetry, Faith Ringgold’s quilts/textiles and Romare Bearden’s collages	Kemo Logan	2006
Keywords: African American History, American History, Harlem Renaissance, Langston Hughes, Romare Bearden
Seminar: W.E.B. Du Bois and Philadelphia’s Seventh Ward
“Rare Ability and Devotion”: Elizabeth Tyler, first visiting Black nurse of Philadelphia, as Counter-Narrative	Danina Garcia	2023
Keywords: African American History, Henrietta Lacks, Medical History, Medicine, Nursing History, Philadelphia, Tuberculosis
Seminar: Who Are Those People and Why Are They Listening to That Music
Stop The Violence: Music is the Message	Regina Perrulli	2011
Keywords: African American History, Music, rap, Slavery, violence