American Legends 2027 Black History desktop calendar — April page featuring the Black Seminole Scouts, Medal of Honor recipients

American Legends 2027 Black History Desktop Calendar

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American Legends 2027 Black History desktop calendar — April page featuring the Black Seminole Scouts, Medal of Honor recipients

American Legends 2027 Black History Desktop Calendar

$9.50
Sale price  $9.50 Regular price 

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Keep Their History in View

The American Legends 2027 Desktop Calendar is more than a place to track appointments. It is a yearlong tribute to the Black pioneers, soldiers, scientists, freedom fighters, cowhands, performers, and communities whose courage helped shape the United States.

Each month pairs a functional 2027 calendar with powerful DTOA historical artwork and a significant date from Black American history.

The collection introduces stories such as:

  • Dr. Daniel Hale Williams, the pioneering surgeon who helped transform American medicine.
  • Crispus Attucks, remembered among the earliest martyrs of the American Revolution.
  • The Black Seminole Scouts, whose service, courage, and frontier knowledge earned national recognition.
  • The destruction and enduring legacy of Black Wall Street in Tulsa’s Greenwood District.
  • Nat Love, the formerly enslaved man who became one of the best-known Black cowboys of the American West.
  • The Buffalo Soldiers, whose military service became an important chapter in American history.
  • Sergeant George Jordan, Buffalo Soldier and Medal of Honor recipient.
  • Dr. Christine Darden, the NASA mathematician and aerospace engineer who helped advance the science of supersonic flight.
  • Henrietta “Aunt Rittie” Williams Foster, a legendary Black cowhand of the Texas coast.
  • Cathay Williams, the only documented woman known to have served with the Buffalo Soldiers while disguised as a man.
  • Esther “Baby Esther” Jones, the young Black performer whose vocal style influenced American popular culture.

These stories remind us that Black history is not separate from American history. It is woven through the nation’s struggles, discoveries, communities, wars, industries, music, and movements for freedom.

History for Your Everyday Space

Place the calendar on a work desk, study table, classroom shelf, reception counter, or home-office workspace. Every page offers an opportunity to learn a name, remember an event, or begin a conversation.

It is a meaningful Black history gift for:

  • Teachers and students
  • Veterans and military-history enthusiasts
  • Coworkers and office teams
  • Parents and grandparents
  • Historians and collectors
  • Community and cultural organizations
  • Anyone committed to preserving Black history

Product Details

  • January–December 2027 desktop calendar
  • DTOA historical artwork featured throughout the year
  • Size: 10″ × 5″
  • Paper weight: 7.96 oz./yd² (270 g/m²)
  • Product weight: 5.6 oz. (159 g)
  • Black spiral binding
  • Freestanding tabletop tent-card design
  • Blank product sourced from the United States

Their Stories Belong in Every Month

The people represented in this calendar did more than survive their time—they changed it.

Display their history. Share their names. Carry their legacy into 2027.

We remember. We reclaim. We rise.

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