AMIBW Institute

The Black History Course

Enrollment is Now Open

Orientation September 26, 2026 · First Class October 3, 2026

Three Tracks

Find Your Seat

Ages 8–13

A joyful, age-appropriate introduction to Black history, heroes, and identity.

Adults

A comprehensive study from African origins to contemporary Black America.

Advanced

Advanced scholarship with research methods and a capstone project.

Course Curriculum

What You'll Study

01
Introduction to Black History
02
Early African Civilizations
03
The Middle Passage
04
Heroes of Black History
05
Civil Rights Movement
06
Modern Black Culture
07
Reflection & Identity
01
African Origins & Global Influence
02
Enslavement, Resistance & Reconstruction
03
Great Migration & Cultural Renaissance
04
Civil Rights Era
05
Black Political, Economic & Social Development
06
Contemporary Black America
07
Final Reflection & Assessment
01
Advanced African Diaspora Studies
02
Systems of Oppression & Resistance
03
Black Intellectual Traditions
04
Cultural Production & Media Analysis
05
Black Political Thought & Economic Theory
06
Research & Primary Source Analysis
07
Capstone Project

Annual Curriculum

Four Quarters, One Arc

Q1

Ancient African Civilizations

From Kemet and Nubia to Mali and Great Zimbabwe — the empires, innovations, and intellectual traditions that shaped world history.

Q2

The African Diaspora

The Middle Passage, resistance, and the spread of African culture, faith, and identity across the Americas and the Caribbean.

Q3

The Black Freedom Movement

Reconstruction, the Great Migration, the Harlem Renaissance, and the Civil Rights era — the long arc of the struggle for freedom.

Q4

Contemporary Black Excellence

Modern achievements in politics, business, science, arts, and culture — and the work of building the next generation of leaders.

Pricing

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Free

$0

Basic

$25
/month
Most Popular

Premium

$45
/month

Masterclass

Go Deeper

$75
Single Session
$650/yr
Annual Bundle
$60
Premium Member / session

12-Month Masterclass Calendar

01
Foundations of the Diaspora
02
African Empires & Innovation
03
Resistance & Abolition
04
Reconstruction Reconsidered
05
The Harlem Renaissance
06
Civil Rights: Strategy & Sacrifice
07
Black Political Thought
08
Economics of Empowerment
09
Media, Image & Representation
10
Black Intellectual Traditions
11
Research Methods & Primary Sources
12
Capstone Presentations

Ready to begin?

Orientation September 26, 2026 · First class October 3, 2026.

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