Curriculum - African American History
- Malcolm X
- Marcus Garvey
- Marian Anderson
- Marian Anderson Is Barred from Constitution Hall
- Marley’s Natty Dread Establishes Reggae’s Popularity
- Marshall Becomes First African American Supreme Court Justice
- Martial Law is Declared in Oklahoma in Response to KKK Violence
- Martin Luther King, Jr.
- Martin Luther King, Jr., Delivers his “I have a Dream” Speech
- Martin Luther King, Jr., Is Assassinated in Memphis
- Martin Luther King, Jr., Leads a March from Selma to Montgomery
- Martin Luther King, Jr., Wins the Nobel Peace Prize
- Massachusetts Recognizes Slavery
- Maya Angelou
- Meredith Integrates University of Mississippi
- Meredith Registers at “Ole Miss”
- Meredith’s Enrollment Integrates the University of Mississippi
- Miami Riots
- Million Man March Draws African American Men to Washington, D.C.
- The Miniseries Roots Dramatizes the African-American Experience
- Mississippi Disfranchisement Laws
- Missouri Compromise
- Mitchell Founds the Dance Theater of Harlem
- Montgomery Bus Boycott
- Muhammad Ali
- Multiculturalism Dominates the Dance World
- Nat Turner
- Nat Turner’s Insurrection
- Nation of Islam Is Founded
- National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Is Founded
- National Council of Colored People Is Founded
- New Black Codes
- New York City Slave Revolt
- Niagara Movement
- The North Star Begins Publication
- Northeast States Abolish Slavery
- O. J. Simpson Is Acquitted
- Oprah Winfrey
- Parker’s Playing Epitomizes Bebop
- Parks is Arrested for Refusing to Sit in the Back of the Bus
- Paul Laurence Dunbar
- Paul Robeson
- Peary and Henson Reach the North Pole
- Pennsylvania Society for the Abolition of Slavery Is Founded
- Poitier Emerges as a Film Star in The Blackboard Jungle
- Proslavery Argument
- Race in the U.S. Military
- Race Rioting Erupts in Detroit
- Race Riots Erupt in Detroit and Harlem
- Race Riots in the South
