Myra Davis-Branic

Myra Davis-Branic is a former freelance writer for HUAMI Magazine, Black History blogger for the Modern Green Book, and author of Cornbread My Soul: The Davis Family of Eutawville, South Carolina. The book chronicles her family’s history on a South Carolina Plantation from the 18^th Century to the period of The Great Migration. A chance meeting with a descendant of the person who enslaved her family led to a documentary entitled, “Legacies of Slavery and the Shared History of the South.” She works with at-risk youth at a middle school in Columbia, South Carolina. Her love for Black History and commitment to at-risk youth piloted her into creating programs to teach youth and adults about Black History, opening their eyes to information that is rarely taught or is altogether omitted from the history books.

Speakers Bureau Topics by Myra Davis-Branic

Slavery in the North v. Slavery in the South and the Common Connection

African-American History and Culture Antebellum Period Education and Pedagogy Nineteenth-Century History and Culture South Carolina History and Culture

Legacies of Slavery and the Shared History of the South

African-American History and Culture Antebellum Period Gullah Geechee History and Culture Nineteenth-Century History and Culture South Carolina History and Culture

Cornbread My Soul: The Davis Family of Eutawville, South Carolina

African-American History and Culture Antebellum Period Author Talks Lowcountry History and Culture South Carolina History and Culture

Myra Davis-Branic

Speakers Bureau Topics by Myra Davis-Branic

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