Walk Good: African and Caribbean Folktales

We share African and Caribbean folktales for the enjoyment of those young and young at heart, both at "home" and living in the African/Caribbean diaspora. Stories are retold by our storyteller Kesha Christie, the founder of Talkin' Tales. Our culture has a rich oral tradition and we seek to preserve it by educating and entertaining audiences with stories passed down from generation to generation.

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episode 4: Black History Month - African American tale


Black History Month 

February is Black history Month, borrow a line form Ms. G.H.E.T.T.O. stories our history should never be a mystery. This is a time where black excellence and black contribution is celebrated, I gives our children a chance to see their history in the classrooms. Have you ever wondered what life would belief if there were not black people in the world?

Resources:

https://williamsonlibrary.lib.wv.us/African%20American/what_if_there_were_no_black_peop.htm

Story retold in this episode:

What if there were no black people in the world

If you missed our event last week you can see the full event on YouTube.

Join us next week as we upload new stories for your enjoyment.

Be safe and well and most of all Walk Good.

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