Black History Is World History
Most platforms focus only on African American history. We go further.
At Black History Bro, we explore Black history across:
- Africa
- North & South America
- Europe
- Asia
- The Caribbean
- Oceania
Learn about:
Forgotten empires and leaders
Ancient Black civilizations
Global migration and influence
Biblical and historical connections
Featured Famous Black History Figures
Frequently Asked Questions About Black History
What is Black history?
Black history is the study of the history, culture, and contributions of people of African descent around the world.
Why is Black history important?
It highlights contributions often excluded from mainstream education and helps preserve cultural identity.
Who are important Black historical figures?
Figures include leaders, inventors, warriors, scholars, and spiritual figures across global history.
Where can I learn Black history online?
Black History Bro provides videos, articles, and resources focused on global Black history.
What is black history month?
Black History Month is an annual celebration that honors the history, achievements, and central role of African Americans in U.S. history. Black History month is celebrated every February
When was Black History month created?
Black History Month started as “Negro History Week” in February 1926, created by historian Carter G. Woodson and the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History.
What president changed black history week to a month?
President Gerald Ford officially recognized Black History Month in 1976, building on decades of grassroots expansion after historian Carter G. Woodson first created Negro History Week in 1926.
It expanded into a full month-long celebration in 1970 at Kent State University and was officially recognized by the U.S. government in 1976
He did not change it, he officially recognized what was already happening.
What president made black history month?
No president created Black history month. President Gerald Ford officially recognized Black History Month in 1976. However, the concept was created and decades earlier by historian Dr. Carter G. Woodson.





