400 Years: OUR History, OUR Museum!

The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History is one of the greatest centers of History in the WORLD!
 
Jamon Jordan, President of the Detroit Chapter of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History and Tour Leader for Black Scroll Network History & Tours will be leading a POWERFUL LEARNING series of 2-hour tours at this magnificent museum.

Please join one, two, a few or ALL of these tours that deeply educate us about the 400 years, and before, and even BEYOND of African & African American History!
 
Tuesday, October 15th at 1:30PM - Out of Africa: The African Origin of Humanity and Civilization

Sunday, October 20th at 10AM - The Maafa: Slavery & The Fight Against It

Wednesday, October 23rd at 1PM - Black Paradise: The History of the Great Migration to Black Bottom & Paradise Valley 

Sunday, October 27th at 10AM - Forged In Fire: The History of Black Uprisings & Race Riots

Friday, November 29th at 10AM - Black Friday: Black Business History

Sunday, December 1st at 1PM - Faith & Freedom: Black Power & The Black Church

Wednesday, December 4th at 12NOON - The Maafa: Slavery & The Fight Against It

Thursday, December 5th at 12 Noon - Our Fight For Our Place: The Civil War & Reconstruction

Saturday, December 14th at 10AM - Black Paradise & Black Faith: Black Bottom, Paradise Valley & African American Religious History in Detroit

Thursday, January 2nd at 10AM - Watch Night: The History of Emancipation 

Friday, January 3rd at 1PM - Watch Night: the History of Emancipation
 

Africa is the Origin of Humanity & Civilization! 

One of the Greatest Holocausts in the World was the Maafa - the African Holocaust - the Enslavement of Millions of People! 
 
Join Historian and Educator Jamon Jordan, and learn How World History Began in Africa, how Africans Resisted Slavery, and How they Built the Black Community in Detroit in Black Bottom and a Black business center in Paradise Valley! 
 
And SO MUCH MORE!!
 
Learn about Motown and the the Honorable Mayor Coleman A. Young! 
 
PRICE: $10 - MEMBERS of the Charles H. Wright Museum; $15 for Non-Members (You Must Also Pay the Museum Admission).