Workbook for Black AF History : An Interactive Guide to Michael Harriot's Book
Note: This is an unofficial workbook created to support and deepen your engagement with Black AF History: The Un-Whitewashed Story of America by Michael Harriot. It is not intended to replace the original book. For the most complete and transformative experience, we strongly encourage you to read the primary text alongside this workbook. Are you ready to uncover the stories that were left out, erased, or whitewashed from America’s history books? Black AF History challenges the traditional narrative and brings forward the unapologetic truth of Black America’s past. This workbook offers a practical and reflective way to interact with the book’s themes, examine your own understanding of history, and connect those lessons to today’s ongoing struggles for justice. ✊🏽 Designed to bring Michael Harriot’s powerful storytelling into your daily learning, this workbook provides guidance, structure, and opportunities for critical reflection. Whether you’re exploring the roots of systemic racism, the hidden contributions of Black Americans, or the resilience of communities who shaped the nation, this is your space to engage, respond, and act. Inside, you’ll find: ✅ Key Chapter Summaries & Insights – Grasp the major historical events and cultural contributions, from survival and resistance to the shaping of politics, music, and identity. ✅ Self-Reflection Questions – Challenge your perspective with thoughtful prompts that explore how racism, resilience, and resistance have shaped both America’s past and your personal worldview. ✅ Actionable Prompts – Go beyond theory with practical steps for learning, advocacy, and community support that align with the struggles and victories outlined in the text. ✅ Goal-Setting & Tracking – Set intentions for your learning journey, document progress, and hold yourself accountable as you deepen your understanding of America’s real history. From the fight against slavery to the legacy of civil rights, from music as resistance to modern movements for justice, Black AF History reshapes how we understand the past and its impact on the present. This workbook is here to help you not just read history—but wrestle with it, reflect on it, and carry it forward.
48 pages
English edition · First published 2025 by Independently published · ISBN 9798298919203
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