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HBCUs (100+) Highlighted in New African American Puzzles Release

The HBCU Edition of African American Puzzles offers an inspiring and entertaining way to learn of the development, significance and legacy of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and their contributions to American politics, culture, science, business, education, sports, entertainment and more.

This new, companion edition of African American Crossword Puzzles and Other Word Games + Sudoku builds on the success of the original (1997) volume and its 2024 update. The new book has information on more than 100 HBCUs and features a variety of game formats—including crosswords, word searches, crisscross puzzles and logic challenges—providing hours of fun while introducing readers to key moments, figures and events in HBCU history. A few highlights:

  • One HBCU has a direct connection to the emergence of three new 19th & 20th century nations
  • Another’s original endowment traces to a salt wagon stuck in a muddy rut in the 1820s
  • Multiple schools transformed one-time plantation land into campuses for the newly-freed

Each puzzle is carefully crafted to educate and engage, offering a unique opportunity to discover milestones, learn lesser-known facts, and learn about African American heritage. Designed for puzzle enthusiasts of all ages, this collection fosters personal enrichment and family connection through interactive exploration.

The HBCU Edition of African American Puzzles makes an ideal gift, an engaging addition to family game nights, or a rewarding solo activity. It sharpens the mind while offering a meaningful way to connect with history and culture.

The book is perfect for those who want to elevate their puzzle-solving experience while celebrating the resilience, creativity, and achievements of African Americans. The book is available on Amazon and at Barnes & Noble.

The book is perfect for puzzle enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone interested in gaining knowledge about the African American culture. Its diverse range of puzzles offers something for everyone, whether you're looking to challenge your mind or learn more about some of the remarkable schools and individuals who have helped shape our world.

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The protest captured above is circa 1960. Recognizing no progress with Alabama officials, these determined, would-be voters took their displeasure to Washington, D.C.

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The gentleman gracing the archives listing is a U.S. Civil War veteran. This picture was taken about 1900. AAP sincerely thanks him for his service.