Too often, Black voices and contributions are pushed to the margins of civic education, leaving students, teachers, and communities with an incomplete picture of American democracy. The Civics Review: Black History Edition was created to solve that problem.
 
This edition places African American history at the center of civic learning—showing how Black struggle, leadership, and innovation have shaped every stage of the nation’s political life. Readers will find clear explanations, accessible timelines, and powerful stories that connect past to present, making civics not just a subject to memorize, but a living legacy to carry forward.
 
Whether you are a student seeking clarity, a teacher looking for classroom-ready resources, or a community member determined to understand the roots of today’s debates, this book provides what’s missing: a justice-centered, inclusive civics review that empowers readers to see themselves as agents of change.