Should African Americans Celebrate Black History Month?

This recorded lecture challenges you to think about why Black History Month was started, and it's relevance today. Black History School guest lecturer, Michael Imhotep also talks about how Black History Month expands beyond America and dispels myths regarding our history.

Guest Lecturer Michael Imhotep

As a public speaker, educator, and writer, Michael Imhotep is one of the most recognized historians of African American history. He uses multiple platforms to dispell myths and shed light on the real history of our people and Africans around the world.

We are proud to feature Michael as the first Guest Lecturer in the Black History School.

Course highlights

The origin of Black History Month
How to make it relevant today
Dispelling the myths

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Michael Imhotep

Detroit, MI

Michael Imhotep is the founder of The African History Network and host of "The African History Network Show" on 910 AM The Superstation and the national talk show "The Michael Imhotep Show" on The Empowerment Radio Network. He is a talk show host, researcher, lecturer and writer. He has guest hosted national radio shows inlcuding "The Warren Ballentine Show" and "The Roland Martin Show". He is available for lectures, workshops and media interviews, dealing with history, entrepreneurship, economic empowerment, the affects of the media of society, current events pertaining to the African American community, etc.