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Martin Luther King Day lesson images
I Have a Dream & Letter from Birmingham Jail Prereading Introduction Lesson
PURPOSE: These 2 PowerPoint lessons provide digital pre-reading resources, historical background info, vocabulary word study, practice, and assessment for THE NONFICtION TEXTS BY Martin Luther King Jr; I HAVE A DREAM AND LETTER FROM A BIRMINGHAM JAILPDF links to text includedGOAL: to prepare each student to read rigorous literature by front-loading story elements critical to comprehension and aligned to standardsAUDIENCE: whole group, small group, or independent work for regular ed, learning sup
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Free Black History Class on the Haitian Revolution (1791-1804)
The Haitian Revolution stands as the only successful slave revolution in the Western Hemisphere. Yet, it is one of the least studied moments in history and is virtually omitted from all U.S. classrooms. Led by Toussaint L’Ouverture, Henri Christophe, and Jean-Jacques Dessalines, the Haitian Revolution made Haiti the first and only independent country founded by former slaves. What is astounding is that these enslaved Africans were able to withstand the French, the Spanish, and the British to win
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8th - 11th
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FREE Black History Class! - The New Racism and Propaganda in U.S. Public Schools
Many people believe that the racist propaganda and stereotypes the were embedded in American textbooks decades ago are no longer present. This cannot be farther from the truth. From early as 2010, there has been a successful attempt by conservatives and racists to further embed propaganda into public school curricula. Ethnic Studies, programs and lesson plans have been banned, public school history books no longer mention the Ku Klux Klan or Jim Crow, and one McGraw-Hill 9th grade history book g
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Not Grade Specific
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Free Class For Black History: The History of the Coon, Mammy, and Pickaninny
Ever wonder where the terms coon, pickaninny, mammy, and Sambo come from? Through this free class you will learn the historical context in which these terms were created, and see how these stereotypes made their way into American pop culture via Minstrel Shows, racists caricatures and advertisements, the public school classroom, and even cartoons! How did these stereotypes affect Black people? How did they affect White people? Are these stereotypes of African Americans still prevalent in society
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Higher Education
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