Where can i start with Black History?

[Larry Lobster]

So i was reading this thread http://www.thecoli.com/threads/where-did-you-learn-about-black-history.236740/#post-9473515, and i realized i never had any kind of teaching in school or anywhere else about black history.
I live in Brazil btw. Everything i know i read at the internet, i was amazed when i started reading about the whole thing some years ago. However, the majority of people out here don't have the access to information like i did so im thinking about doing something about it.
I'm looking for some simple texts, articles, etc so i can start with the basic, i will have to translate and adapt some stuff, so its better if its small to medium sized content.
@kp404, @*L*E*G*A*C*Y*, @iLLaV3, @bdizzle, @Jesus Shuttlesworth
hey @4fossa you know what i mean, can you help me with that?

 

[#1 pick]

Francis Cress Welsing (The Isis Papers) is always a great starter. Doesn't confuse you as much and is straight to the point.

 

[Larry Lobster]

Francis Cress Welsing (The Isis Papers) is always a great starter. Doesn't confuse you as much and is straight to the point.

Thanks breh, sounds interesting. Do you know any internet review or something about the book, ill have to buy it and it gonna take some time till it arrives

 

[#1 pick]

Thanks breh, sounds interesting. Do you know any internet review or something about the book, ill have to buy it and it gonna take some time till it arrives

YouTube and Google is your best friends. search the coli and LSA old threads as well. A lot of info is shared there. I had this site with a bunch of Black books but I forget the name of it now.

 

[LA Fisher]

I was gonna ask this question but I'm seen as a troll so thanks for making this thread
I kinda wanna take baby steps with african american history first. Any suggestions?

 

[stealthbomber]

you could start with the beginning of human history

 

[KinksandCoils]

Watch Roots to get u started or read the book.

 

[K.O.N.Y]

So i was reading this thread http://www.thecoli.com/threads/where-did-you-learn-about-black-history.236740/#post-9473515, and i realized i never had any kind of teaching in school or anywhere else about black history.
I live in Brazil btw. Everything i know i read at the internet, i was amazed when i started reading about the whole thing some years ago. However, the majority of people out here don't have the access to information like i did so im thinking about doing something about it.
I'm looking for some simple texts, articles, etc so i can start with the basic, i will have to translate and adapt some stuff, so its better if its small to medium sized content.
@kp404, @*L*E*G*A*C*Y*, @iLLaV3, @bdizzle, @Jesus Shuttlesworth
hey @4fossa you know what i mean, can you help me with that?

depends on what type of "black" you talking about

 

[Stankonia]

start with the ancient civilizations and work your way up.

 

[Stankonia]

depends on what type of "black" you talking about

hes talking about black people. ya know, that have roots from indegenous africans?

 

[Larry Lobster]

I was gonna ask this question but I'm seen as a troll so thanks for making this thread
I kinda wanna take baby steps with african american history first. Any suggestions?

Idk where you can start but this site is interesting http://www.stewartsynopsis.com/

 

[K.O.N.Y]

hes talking about black people. ya know, that have roots from indegenous africans?

that's way to broad. AA history is different from, lets say, Nigerian history. And both are extremely vast on their own

 

[Stankonia]

Idk where you can start but this site is interesting http://www.stewartsynopsis.com/

that site is full of pseudo history dude. dont research from that site.

 

[Stankonia]

that's way to broad. AA history is different from, lets say, Nigerian history. And both are extremely vast on their own

he said black history period, so that would mean all forms of black history regardless.

 

[Larry Lobster]

Watch Roots to get u started or read the book.

I have to watch the show, never did