Founded in 1961, Chicago’s DuSable Museum is perhaps the first African-American museum in the entire U.S. Part history lesson, part celebration of African-American achievement, this program illustrates the black experience in North America, from colonial days through the 20th century. Learn about aviator Bessie Coleman, the Tuskegee Airmen of World War II, astronaut Robert Lawrence, and Mayor Harold Washington and see the oneness of African-American history and American history. “We are all part of the total America,” explains the museum’s director. A viewable/printable educator’s guide is available online. (27 minutes)