Perfect for home or school--a poster that restores Black People to American History! (I'm proud to be a part of the team that developed it.)
https://t.co/dX6GhXbGRI
This is why we started Midgard, to tell students the truth about history. Check out our website https://t.co/ZYTJYqLoIj
Allow a British comedian to fill some of the gaps in your American history textbook. https://t.co/RTvbLnMneW via @slate
Black Lives have always mattered!! Check out the Black Life of Antonio Johnson, came to Virginia in the 1620s, ended up a successful landowner. #AmericanHero
Looking for a thrilling adventure to keep you occupied while you're cooped up? American Hero: A Journey Through 400 Years of American History has you covered and then some!
https://t.co/nKffkkeAAv
Social distancing might mean we're back to sending each other letters instead of talking in person. Just like the letters you can read in First Person American: The Story of America Through Speeches, Confessions, Testimonies, and Love Letters!
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Tomorrow marks the tragic day in 1968 when beloved civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. Though he is gone, the spirit of his activism lives on!
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Are things getting tense in your quarantine shelter? Maybe take a quick read through Civil Discourse and How to Survive It: A Guide to Getting Along!
https://t.co/hVl906VI2s
What better way to spend this time indoors than digging into a good mystery? And what mystery could be better than real-world cold cases? Mysteries That Changed History examines hinge points in world history through unsolved or controversial crimes.
https://t.co/HuJRWYiSDo
History, as they say, repeats itself. Jason Farago's New York Times article tells the story of a saint created in quarantine and now quarantined once again.
https://t.co/IL30oSm37X
International touring may be out, but what about touring through time? Learn about all of human history with Time Travel Tours!
https://t.co/tvwVYKSTsG
Today is the anniversary of the Slave Trade Act 1807 abolishing slave trade throughout the British colonies! This image was created at the time as a symbol of anti-slavery.
https://t.co/YoM3ReAFlG