HARDBACK COFFEE TABLE African American and Educated:The Legacy of Historically Black Colleges and Universities

Shelia P. Moses has been writing books and producing documentaries about African American history for three decades. As a product of an HBCU school, she comprehends its history and its significance for generations to come.

In "AFRICAN AMERICAN and EDUCATED," the photographs will take you on a journey from 1837 when the Institute for Colored Youth opened in Cheyney, Pennsylvania. This high school later became Cheyney University, the first HBCU in the nation.

This 210-page picture book is filled with images, captions, and short stories that narrate the remarkable journey of the struggle and joy to educate people of color.