Reconstruction (@reconstruct_us) header
Reconstruction (@reconstruct_us) profile picture

A comprehensive online platform that provides unapologetically Black education for learners of all ages.

Boston MA
Joined July 2020
Photo by Reconstruction (@reconstruct_us)Photo by Reconstruction (@reconstruct_us)Photo by Reconstruction (@reconstruct_us)Photo by Reconstruction (@reconstruct_us)Photo by Reconstruction (@reconstruct_us)Photo by Reconstruction (@reconstruct_us)Photo by Reconstruction (@reconstruct_us)Photo by Reconstruction (@reconstruct_us)Photo by Reconstruction (@reconstruct_us)Photo by Reconstruction (@reconstruct_us)
The Reconstruction team will be taking a little break from our socials but you can continue keeping up with us by subscribing to our newsletter - The Reconstruction. Radar. Classes will remain open for registration. You can sign up via the reconstruction.us! 🌞✊🏾
2
495
Calling all homeschooling parents! Here are 4 reasons why reconstruction is important for homeschooling parents.
3
1
558
Reconstruction US provides homeschooling parents with a platform that focuses on representing and empowering children of the African Diaspora. We aim to counteract traditional curriculum's minimally positive or negative portrayal of Black history and culture.
1
18
July is National Family Reunion Month! ✊🏾 Join us this summer with our culturally inclusive Summer Jam classes. You can register at reconstruction.us today!
1
282
Sunday dinners hold a special place in Black culture. It's a time to come together to enjoy soulful meals after church or spend quality time at home. 🍽️
1
1
From the soul-stirring melodies of old, to the transcendent rhythms of today, the evolution of gospel music in Black history is a harmonious journey. 🎼
1
1
379
The musical roots of gospel can be traced back to African religious and musical practices brought to the U.S. through the transatlantic slave trade. Spirituals developed during the era of slavery, serving as expressions of faith and resistance.
1
12
The verdict is in: our free Juneteenth classes were a huge success! ✊🏿 Juneteenth may be over until next year, but learning about Black history & culture never stops. Check out our catalog of unapologetically Black online courses for learners of all ages: reconstruction.us/catalog
84
Happy 4th of July! As we celebrate Independence Day, we also recognize that we’re still fighting for many of our rights - including learning about our history. Black history IS American history, and our contributions to this country deserve recognition and recognition.
115
Happy Ghana Republic Day 🇬🇭 Today, we recognize 63 years since Ghana became established as a sovereign republic.
1
1
120
Did you know that we have a range of classes where learners of all ages can dig into the rich history of Africa, including our course, 'A Virtual Tour of the African Diaspora?' Find a course to enroll in & learn with us today: reconstruction.us/catalog
1
45
Want to learn more about Black History & Culture? Sign up for one or more of our courses this July! ☀️ We might be biased but we have some of the dopest courses around and they are culturally inclusive! Visit reconstruction.us to register for a class starting in July.
1
102
Black Tennis Champions Who Have Won at Wimbledon Breaking barriers and serving up excellence! 🎾
1
3
164
Althea Gibson The first black tennis player to win Wimbledon in 1957.
1
27
On this day 54 years ago (June 28, 1969), activist Marsha P. Johnson was among the leaders who started the Stonewall Riots, which marked a turning point in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights in the United States.
1
4
429
Marsha P. Johnson was a prominent figure in the LGBTQ+ rights movement, an African American transgender woman, and a transgender rights activist. She played a crucial role in the Stonewall Riots, which marked a turning point in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights in the United States.
1
20
#ThingsWeWishedWeLearnedInSchool On this day (June 26) in 1980, prominent Guyanese historian, scholar, and political activist Walter Rodney was assassinated in his hometown of Georgetown, Guyana.
1
1
625
Walter Rodney played a significant role in shaping the discourse on African history, Caribbean politics, and Pan-Africanism. He earned his Ph.D. in History from the School of Oriental and African Studies University of London.
1
1
17
Did you know that Black women represent only 2.9% of the total S.T.E.M. workforce in the United States? (according to the Journal of Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering)? 👩🏽‍💻
1
1
583
We can start exposing the younger generations to the possibilities of S.T.E.M by enrolling them in one of our online S.T.E.M courses today. 🙌🏽 Visit bit.ly/3JlzGwQ to register today!
43
Black art makes the world go round. 🖼️Art is and has always been a core element of Black history and culture. Today we celebrate all past, present, and future Black artists. [thread ⤵️]
1
1
475
Henry Ossawa Tanner - a groundbreaking African-American artist whose masterful use of light and portrayal of everyday subjects in a dignified manner challenged racial barriers and established him as a prominent figure in the art world.
1
15
This summer we're expanding our minds and diving deeper into our Black history. 😎 All of our courses proudly highlight and celebrate Black culture. Our structure ensures that learners of all ages are exposed to pretty cool topics they aren't likely to learn in school.
1
1
454
Visit bit.ly/3XbZNfr to register for our summer classes now, and let us know in the comments which one of these classes you are most excited about!
59
Wishing @venuswilliams a Happy Birthday. On this day, we applaud Venus for her extraordinary talent, trailblazing spirit, and immense contributions to sports and beyond. ✨
1
139
The greatness of black women like Venus extends far beyond the realms of sports. Throughout history, Black women have faced extraordinary challenges and have consistently risen above adversity with grace, strength, and resilience.
1
9
Happy Freedom Day, Yal ✊🏿 Today we tap into the joy our ancestors must have felt on June 19, 1865, when Union soldiers reached Galveston, TX, and told them the Civil War had ended and slavery was over.
1
2
1
529
This was two and a half years after Abrahan Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation freeing all enslaved people in the U.S. Today, Juneteenth is celebrated and recognized as a federal holiday, and we love to see it!
1
1
424
Juneteenth, Jubilee Day, Black Independence Day, whatever you want to call it just know that Black people are going to celebrate!
1
1
4
667
We celebrate Juneteenth because it's a reminder that our history, rich and complex, is an integral part of the fabric of this nation. It's a moment to proudly embrace our shared heritage, to stand tall and showcase the beauty of our culture, traditions, and achievements.
1
1
21
If you're going to be cooking for Juneteenth this year, we've got you covered with some 🔥 recipes to try by Reconstructor and Chef @toyaboudy, and trust us, they'll get the stamp of approval from everybody at the cookout 🙌🏿Download for free at recon.today/juneteenth2023
3
423
Juneteenth is exactly a week away! Don't sleep 😴 on your last chance to grab your Juneteenth freedom day tee! We can't wait to see you celebrating freedom, justice, and Black joy in our tees, available now in our shop at recon.today/3nY8s82. Have you gotten yours yet? 👀
2
526
Did you know that activist and political leader Marcus Garvey designed the African American Flag in 1920 through UNIA (Universal Negro Improvement Association)? The flag consists of three horizontal stripes of red, black, and green.
1
1
2
488
Today the African-American flag is still honored. Our people embrace the history, culture, and ongoing journey toward equality, justice, and empowerment. It is a meaningful and impactful symbol when it comes to celebrating Juneteenth.
1
1
90