Black History Boy is the name of a new animated african american history series from the creators of the Black Archaeologist animated series.
The new series is educational and entertaining for adults and children alike. It’s about a little black boy who visits great black people and civilizations from the past.
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Some of the places Black History Boy will be visiting are Egyptian pharaohs, and queens, the land of ancient Nubia, 8th century black Samurais.Also we’ll be visiting the black general Hannibal, and his elephants, the black Moors of Spain, the black Olmec civilization of ancient Mexico, black Greeks, Romans, and various African empires, and their rulers.
Our goal with the Black History Boy series is to expose to the world, in the most entertaining way we know how, the achievements of the people of the African continent and the people of the African diaspora.
The first episode of the first season of Black History Boy is already on our website, (BlackArchaeologist.com), our Facebook Fan Page, (I Love Black Archaeologist), and our YouTube channel, (TecHNubian1)
The second episode is very funny, historically accurate and entertaining, its about Christoper Walken teaching a course in african american history to black students in an elementary school .
We the creators of both series, Black History Boy and Black Archaeologist, hope that you will show your support by donating to our Gofundme link below, or by telling your friends and family members about us and sharing on social media.
Yours Sincerely
Ray, and Michael Lambert.
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Queen Hatshepsut
Queen Hatshepsut
Female Black Pharaoh Of Egypt
First as regent, then pharaoh, a black woman of Egypt’s 18th dynasty, was ruler of Egypt from (1479 B.C. to 1458 B.C.) her reign is marked for long periods of peace, prosperity, building and restoring, temples to Egypt’s ancient gods, one of her most rememberable achievements was a trade mission she commissioned to the land of Punt, which many scholars say is probably in the area of the present day Somali after her death (1458 B.C,) many statues, reliefs, and murals with her likeness were destroyed, many say by the new pharaoh her nephew Thutmose lll, who’s power historians tell, was usurped by her.
Queen Hatshepsut Of Egypt will be making an appearance in the new Black Archaeologist animated episode ‘Way Black In Time #2’.
To find more information on the subject:
1. – Black History Studies, Educating The Community To Educate Themselves
2. – Queen Hatshepsut Of Egypt: The Queen That Would Become Pharaoh.