👑 Queens of Africa: Power, Wisdom, and Leadership 🌍✨

Did you know Africa’s story is not only about kings? For thousands of years, queens across Africa ruled with courage, wisdom, and strength. In this episode of Truth Tellers: Black History for Kids, young learners (ages 5–12) will discover the powerful women who shaped African history.

📚 In this episode, kids will meet:
✅ Queen Nzinga of Angola – the fearless warrior who stood up to the Portuguese and protected her people
✅ Queen Amina of Zaria (Nigeria) – a bold military leader who expanded her kingdom and built walls that still stand today
✅ Queen Makeda, the Queen of Sheba (Ethiopia) – remembered for her wisdom and legendary journey to meet King Solomon
✅ The Kandakes of Kush – warrior queens who defended their lands against Roman invaders
✅ Other African queens like Nefertiti and Hatshepsut of Egypt, who ruled as pharaohs

This episode reminds us that Africa’s greatness was built by both kings and queens—leaders who left legacies of strength, knowledge, and resilience.

🎥 Perfect for:

• Parents introducing Black history to children

• Teachers seeking classroom-friendly resources

• Homeschool history lessons

• Kids curious about African leaders and legends

💡 Because before chains, there were queens. And their stories still shine today.