Walter B. Gaither, one of seven children of Fairfield County farmers Walter and Fancie Gaither, and Fannie Mae Little, second daughter born to Anderson County homemaker Molly and mill worker Louvel...
Teaching Ourselves - Third Module of Reconstruction 360 Reconstruction 360 features 360-degree interactive video and short documentaries, and includes lesson plans, primary documents, curriculum...
First up - we want to be sure that you know what's... NEW ON KNOWITALL.ORG! 2022 South Carolina African American History Calendar Zine - now available on KnowItAll! The 2022 Zine offers a variety of...
Dr. Nick Aaron Ford was born on August 4, 1904, in Ridgeway, S.C. to Nick Aaron and Carrie Ford. The family valued education and hard work, with Carrie teaching a young Dr. Ford to read and write...
Want to know more about the history of Chernobyl? View our Collection here. Nature Comes Back: 25 Years After Chernobyl This series will “pull back the curtain” on the Soviet Union nuclear disaster of...
KnowItAll brings you the resources you need for Women’s History Month and National Nutrition Month, plus an abundance of content for South Carolina Day, World Storytelling Day, World Poetry Day and...
Chadwick (Chad) Aaron Boseman was born on November 29, 1976, in Anderson, S.C. to Leroy and Carolyn (Mattress) Boseman. Graduating from T. L. Hanna High School, he was active in speech and debate and...
Can you identify these individuals? Do you know what occurred at Woolworth's in Rock Hill on Feb. 12, 1960? Find the answers in the resources available on KnowItAll.org! Pictured above are: Black...
Dr. Linda Bell is originally from El Paso, Texas. Her parents, Wesley and Gladys Wilson, encouraged her early interest in science, eventually leading her to seek a degree in Molecular Biology from the...
Reconstruction 360 40 Acres & a Mule Reconstruction 360 is SCETV’s web and mobile application that brings contemporary scholarship about Reconstruction to a project designed for mobile devices...
Happy New Year to all! This month, KnowItAll features resources for Martin Luther King Day and African American History Month for use now through February. In addition, we offer resources for National...
Karen Alexander-Banks left an eleven-year corporate position with Xerox Corporation to pursue her passion for educating and utilizing the arts. Before working for Xerox, she spent six years as a first...
Wishing you peace and happiness this holiday season! Be sure to check our December Factoids for events and related content throughout the month! View our Winter Holidays Collection! FEATURED IN...
Dorris “Dee Dee” Wright was born in Greenville, S.C. At only fifteen, she joined the Civil Rights Movement, serving as president of the Youth Council of the NAACP Greenville Branch and secretary of...
We’re celebrating! A year ago, on Nov. 4, 2020, we presented our new site design featuring the lesson plans from LearningWhy combined with all the media from KnowItAll! Part of our celebration...
Abraham Jonah Whittenberg was born in 1918, one of fourteen children in Fork Shoals, S.C. At sixteen he moved to Simpsonville to attend St. Alban’s Training School, graduating in 1931. In 1941...
October Highlights This month, we have new content, lessons, activities and handouts to share! Be sure to check out the descriptive information on new content listed below. We also have an easy way to...
Nathaniel Spells, Sr. was born in Bowman, S.C. in 1950, but his family relocated to Columbia, S.C. when he was still a child. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Building Construction from the School of...
ON KNOWITALL.ORG, OUR CONTENT CAN BE ACCESSED IN NUMEROUS WAYS! We’d like to focus your attention on all the ways to do so, in this update from KnowItAll.org. FIRST, WE’D LIKE TO FOCUS ON OUR SERIES &...
Gloria Blackwell Rackley, a courageous civil rights leader, was born in Little Rock, S.C. in 1927. She earned her bachelor’s degree at Claflin College, her master’s at South Carolina State College...