The Freeman
Institute Black History Collection is filled with
documents and artifacts, with the oldest dated back to
1553. Take a look at the collection
here.
The goal of the collection is to develop Black History
galleries in American cities and in selected cities
internationally...designed to educate and inspire young
people.
Dr.
Freeman has a Black History
presentation that has
received excellent reviews from many audiences around the
world.
The top-of-mind question with most is
"What would ever motivate a White man to be interested in
Black History?"
Click here to review Dr.
Freeman's written response to that question.
The RTG
book, the award-winning film and Jazz music compilation CD are
all available
online
or in many bookstores, along with distribution through RTG
Distribution and a number of other national and international
distributors. We are open to your creative distribution ideas.
The goal is to
distribute the film, which visually brings to life the message
of this gripping book. Contact with your creative fund raising
ideas.
The
Foundation's goal is to
donate a special "not-for-resale" edition of the DVD version
of the film (with over 2 hours of uncut interviews, music
videos from DC Talk, Lil' iROCC, NAS, short films, Photo
Galleries and more) to every juvenile detention center, prison
and school (Middle, Junior High, Senior High, College,
University) in America.
The film has
now been translated into French, Portuguese and Spanish, along
with English |
