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Black History Month: Teaching the complete history

Grades PK - 13+ Social Studies

Author Coshandra Dillard writes about the importance of going beyond pain and struggle to examine the liberation, civic engagement, creativity and intersecting identities of Black people during Black History Month. Shared in Learning For Justice.

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Teaching centering liberation
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This collection includes resources from Teaching to Thrive by Dr. Bettina Love, Sustaining Racial Justice in Learning by Dr.  Jamila Lyiscott and Cultivating Genius at Home by Dr. Gholdy Muhammad.  These are provided as a lens through which to teach about Black History Month, recognizing that it is harmful to teach Black History solely based on nar...
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