AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF BLACK HISTORY VOLUME 2

An Encyclopedia of Black History is a comprehensive 26-volume reference series documenting the lives, leadership, and global impact of 2,500 Black men and women who changed the world. Designed for libraries, schools, churches, and research collections, the series provides authoritative, accessible, and historically grounded profiles across disciplines, eras, and continents.

Each volume focuses on a distinct category of influence—faith, education, politics, science, culture, leadership, and innovation—presenting 100 carefully selected figures per volume. Every entry includes a concise biography, historical context, and a clear explanation of how each individual shaped society locally, nationally, or globally.

This series is written to inform, restore, and preserve—addressing historical gaps while maintaining academic credibility and readability.

EDUCATIONAL VALUE

• Supports Black history, social studies, religious studies, leadership studies, and cultural studies

• Aligns with library reference standards and curriculum adoption needs

• Appropriate for secondary education, higher education, and adult learners

• Designed for research, classroom instruction, and independent study

Each volume stands alone while also functioning as part of a unified reference collection.

SERIES STRUCTURE

• 26 Volumes

• 100 Profiles per Volume

• 2,500 Documented Figures Total