Subcategories - African Americans, Blacks

  1. Khoisan Peoples Disperse Throughout Southern Africa
  2. Kigeri IV
  3. King Delivers His “I Have a Dream” Speech
  4. Kingdom of Aksum Emerges
  5. Kingdom of Meroë
  6. Kwame Nkrumah
  7. Langston Hughes
  8. Last Slave Ship Docks at Mobile
  9. Leontyne Price
  10. Léopold Senghor
  11. Little Rock School Desegregation Crisis
  12. Lobengula
  13. Lorraine Hansberry
  14. Los Angeles Riots
  15. Louis Armstrong
  16. Lutuli Is Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
  17. Lydenburg Bantus Sculpt Life-Size Terra-cotta Heads
  18. Madam C. J. Walker
  19. Mahalia Jackson Begins Her Recording Career
  20. Malcolm X
  21. Mali Empire
  22. Mansa Mūsā
  23. Marcus Garvey
  24. Marian Anderson
  25. Marian Anderson Is Barred from Constitution Hall
  26. Marley’s Natty Dread Establishes Reggae’s Popularity
  27. Marshall Becomes First African American Supreme Court Justice
  28. Martin Luther King, Jr.
  29. Martin Luther King, Jr., Delivers his “I have a Dream” Speech
  30. Martin Luther King, Jr., Is Assassinated in Memphis
  31. Martin Luther King, Jr., Leads a March from Selma to Montgomery
  32. Martin Luther King, Jr., Wins the Nobel Peace Prize
  33. Mashariki Bantu Establish Chifumbaze Ironworking Culture
  34. Massachusetts Recognizes Slavery
  35. Mau Mau Rebellion
  36. Maya Angelou
  37. Menelik II
  38. Meredith Integrates University of Mississippi
  39. Meredith Registers at “Ole Miss”
  40. Meredith’s Enrollment Integrates the University of Mississippi
  41. Military of Ethiopia
  42. Million Man March Draws African American Men to Washington, D.C.
  43. Million Woman March Draws Many Thousands to Philadelphia
  44. The Miniseries Roots Dramatizes the African-American Experience
  45. Mississippi Disfranchisement Laws
  46. Mitchell Founds the Dance Theater of Harlem
  47. Mobutu Sese Seko
  48. Moïse Tshombe
  49. Montgomery Bus Boycott
  50. Mozambican Civil War