Missing Chapters, Black History Unpacked
Jay Cameron seated outdoors in a green agbada and matching hat

History gets interesting when you start asking better questions.

Some questions deserve more than the answer we were handed.

The Missing Chapters explores Black history around the world, including Africa, the African Diaspora and the stories that often sit just outside the traditional narrative.

Coming February 1, 2027

The first chapter begins.

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The First Six Emails. A Free Email Series.

A first look at the email series.

Six chapters, six days, and it will not cost you anything. Sign up free and the first one lands in your inbox on February 1, 2027.

  1. Email 1February 1
    An archive reading room with gaps among its shelves of historical records

    The Chapters They Left Out

  2. Email 2February 2
    A Black family traveling along a rural north Georgia road in 1912

    The Expulsion of Forsyth County and the Lake Lanier Story

  3. Email 3February 3
    A busy inland Akan market town in the forest country around 1600

    Before Ghana Existed

  4. Email 4February 4
    Kushite figures approaching the royal pyramids of Nuri in ancient Sudan

    Kush: The Empire That Conquered Egypt

  5. Email 5February 5
    West African engineers constructing a tidal gate in a Carolina rice field

    The Rice Coast: The Knowledge They Stole Too

  6. Email 6February 6
    An established Fante coastal town at Elmina in 1482 with distant ships offshore

    Who Was Working With Whom on the Gold Coast?

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A new chapter every day in February.

The Missing Chapters is a free email series. Beginning February 1, 2027, you will receive a new story from The Missing Chapters every day through the end of February.

After February, you will receive weekly insights and lessons about the missing chapters of Black history around the world.

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