“I Am A Man” explores the Sunshine State as a key battleground for the Civil Rights Movement. Video | 1h 29m
Almost nothing survives of the shocking event known as Ax Handle Saturday. Memories locked away for half-a-century. Until now.
Video | 0h 29m
The passage of the 19th Amendment granted women the right to vote. Still, black women and men were not able to exercise voting privileges. Video | 1h 27m
Central Florida has become an area of rapid growth. From Zora Neale Hurston to Mary McLeod Bethune, Black women made significant contributions across Florida. Our scholars will discuss the sites and stories unique to Black women in Central Florida. Video | 1h 07m
Stereotypes created during the Jim Crow era are deeply embedded in the collective American consciousness and unfortunately have been internalized by many.
Video | 1h 16m
Following the end of the Civil War, Florida joined the other former Confederate states in rebuilding the nation. Video | 2h 01m
The passage of the 19th Amendment granted women the right to vote. Still, black women and men were not able to exercise voting privileges. Video | 1h 27m
In part one of this series, our scholars will discuss the physical locations and stories unique to Black women in Old (north) Florida. Video | 1h 02m
Explore the interactions during the Spanish Colonial & Slavery Era until Florida joined the United States as a territory. Video | 1h 28m
Archaeology of Rosewood, a prosperous African American community hard-won from the swampy hammocks of north Florida. Video | 1h 16m