
Day 1: Freedom Riders
Blog: English
Day 2: St. John United Methodist Church
Day 5: Willie Brewster
Day 7: West 15th Street Historic District-Anniston, Alabama
Reflecting on Week 1
Day 10: Spotlight on Montgomery, Alabama
Blog: English
Day 11: Exploring Birmingham, Alabama – The Heart of the Civil Rights Movement
Day 14: The Black Belt
Reflecting on Week 2
Day 17: Mobile, Alabama
Day 19: Where is Oscarville?
Day 18: The Birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: Atlanta, Georgia
Day 13: November 5th-Voting Day!
Day 15: Cullman, Alabama and The Sundown Towns
Day 16: Exploring Huntsville, Alabama: A Journey Through Black History and Transformation
Blog: English
Day 20: The Albany Movement: A Catalyst for Change
Blog: English
Day 22: The Appalachian Mountains
Blog: English
Day 21: Discovering Black History on the Road: Anniston, Alabama to New Rochelle, New York
Blog: English
Day 23: Madame Cj Walker
Blog: English
Day 3: Desegregation of the Anniston library
Day 4:Trailways Bus Attack
Day 6: Anniston Memorial Hospital
Youtube video: English
Day 8: When Cotton Was King in Alabama
Blog: English
Day 9: Selma, Alabama: A Landmark in Civil Rights History
Blog: English
Day 12: Tuskegee, Alabama: A Journey Through Black History, Resilience, and Legacy
Black History Month 2024
🌟 Welcome to a Culinary Journey: The History of Soul Food! 🍽️
Greetings, dear visitors! As we embrace another year dedicated to celebrating the richness of Black history, I am thrilled to present our 2024 theme: "The History of Soul Food." 🌍✨
In previous years, we delved into captivating narratives – from the intricate stories woven into the history of Black hair to the rhythmic steps of dance that echo through time. This year, our focus is on something that unites us all at the table, transcending generations and cultures – the soulful journey of food. 🍲💖
Why Soul Food? Soul food is more than just a culinary experience; it's a cultural phenomenon rooted in the resilience, creativity, and unity of African American communities. Each dish tells a story, carrying with it the flavors of heritage and the warmth of shared moments.
What to Expect: Throughout the year, we'll be exploring the diverse and delectable world of soul food. From iconic dishes like fried chicken and collard greens to lesser-known gems that deserve the spotlight, we'll uncover the roots, stories, and cultural significance behind each mouthwatering bite. 🥘🔍 All the information provided is in Spanish and English.
Engage and Explore: Expect to find an array of resources – from vibrant graphics that showcase the historical journey of soul food to insightful articles and perhaps even a few surprises along the way. Join me in sharing, commenting, and immersing ourselves in the culinary tapestry that makes soul food an integral part of our shared history. 📚🍴
Follow Along Daily on Social Media: Don't miss a single bite! I'll be posting daily on social media about soul food history, sharing graphics, recipes, and cultural insights. Follow me on Facebook: Afro-Latina Teacher, Instagram: Afro-Latina Teacher, Twitter: JennifferWhyte1, SnapChat: Afrolatina Teacher, for your daily dose, and if you ever miss anything, find it right here on this page. 📆📲
A Call to Community: This space is not just mine; it's ours. I invite you to share your thoughts, memories, and favorite soul food recipes. Let's create a virtual gathering that reflects the spirit of unity and appreciation for the diverse and delicious heritage that soul food brings to our tables. 🤝🌈
Thank you for being part of this journey. Together, let's savor the stories, flavors, and cultural richness that define "The History of Soul Food." 🍁🌟
Warm regards, Jenniffer
Day 1: Freedom Riders
Blog: English
Day 2: St. John United Methodist Church
Day 5: Willie Brewster
Day 7: West 15th Street Historic District-Anniston, Alabama
Reflecting on Week 1
Day 10: Spotlight on Montgomery, Alabama
Day 11: Exploring Birmingham, Alabama – The Heart of the Civil Rights Movement
Day 14: The Black Belt
Reflecting on Week 2
Day 17: Mobile, Alabama
Day 19: Where is Oscarville?
Day 18: The Birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: Atlanta, Georgia
Day 13: November 5th-Voting Day!
Day 15: Cullman, Alabama and The Sundown Towns
Day 16: Exploring Huntsville, Alabama: A Journey Through Black History and Transformation
Blog: English
Day 20: The Albany Movement: A Catalyst for Change
Blog: English
Day 22: The Appalachian Mountains
Day 21: Discovering Black History on the Road: Anniston, Alabama to New Rochelle, New York
Blog: English
Day 23: Madame CJ Walker
Day 3: Desegregation of the Anniston library
Day 4:Trailways Bus Attack
Day 6: Anniston Memorial Hospital
Youtube video: English
Day 8: When Cotton Was King in Alabama
Blog: English
Day 9: Selma, Alabama: A Landmark in Civil Rights History
Day 12: Tuskegee, Alabama: A Journey Through Black History, Resilience, and Legacy
Black History Month 2024
🌟 Welcome to a Culinary Journey: The History of Soul Food! 🍽️
Greetings, dear visitors! As we embrace another year dedicated to celebrating the richness of Black history, I am thrilled to present our 2024 theme: "The History of Soul Food." 🌍✨
In previous years, we delved into captivating narratives – from the intricate stories woven into the history of Black hair to the rhythmic steps of dance that echo through time. This year, our focus is on something that unites us all at the table, transcending generations and cultures – the soulful journey of food. 🍲💖
Why Soul Food? Soul food is more than just a culinary experience; it's a cultural phenomenon rooted in the resilience, creativity, and unity of African American communities. Each dish tells a story, carrying with it the flavors of heritage and the warmth of shared moments.
What to Expect: Throughout the year, we'll be exploring the diverse and delectable world of soul food. From iconic dishes like fried chicken and collard greens to lesser-known gems that deserve the spotlight, we'll uncover the roots, stories, and cultural significance behind each mouthwatering bite. 🥘🔍 All the information provided is in Spanish and English.
Engage and Explore: Expect to find an array of resources – from vibrant graphics that showcase the historical journey of soul food to insightful articles and perhaps even a few surprises along the way. Join me in sharing, commenting, and immersing ourselves in the culinary tapestry that makes soul food an integral part of our shared history. 📚🍴
Follow Along Daily on Social Media: Don't miss a single bite! I'll be posting daily on social media about soul food history, sharing graphics, recipes, and cultural insights. Follow me on Facebook: Afro-Latina Teacher, Instagram: Afro-Latina Teacher, Twitter: JennifferWhyte1, SnapChat: Afrolatina Teacher, for your daily dose, and if you ever miss anything, find it right here on this page. 📆📲
A Call to Community: This space is not just mine; it's ours. I invite you to share your thoughts, memories, and favorite soul food recipes. Let's create a virtual gathering that reflects the spirit of unity and appreciation for the diverse and delicious heritage that soul food brings to our tables. 🤝🌈
Thank you for being part of this journey. Together, let's savor the stories, flavors, and cultural richness that define "The History of Soul Food." 🍁🌟
Warm regards, Jenniffer
Click on the image to see the whole video presentation in English.
Click on the image to see the whole video presentation in Spanish.
