Throughout the state’s history Kentuckians of African descent
have made notable contributions to all aspects of life. They have served in the
military, constructed buildings, organized hospitals, established businesses,
erected churches, formed benevolent societies, participated in athletic events,
shaped the cultural landscape, entertained audiences, educated masses of school
children, held political offices, and fought for respect and equality. Kentucky
African American history is as diverse as the state.
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