Official 2021 Teaching Black History Conference Flyer! We are honoring the men and women of Tulsa's Black WallStreet (coined by Booker T. Washington) as well as other Black communities who gained economic independence and those who were victimized by racial violence.
Social studies teacher educators: Have you registered for the "Teaching for Black Lives in Social Studies Teacher Education" webinar yet? If not, you can here. Also, thanks to the @CUFASoCForum and @AERASocialStud1 for organizing this important event! https://t.co/5PyoBMBSJp
The campus group Black United Students has submitted a list of demands to the university, urging Kent to find better ways to make students of color, particularly black students, feel comfortable.
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To celebrate MLKJ Day call a representative, write a letter, advocate for structural change. I will be contacting elected officials about the Remain in Mexico policy again. What will you contact someone about?
1. Teach students how historical narratives are created. 2. Expose students to conflicting primary/secondary sources w/ multiple perspectives. 3. Stop using corporate-produced textbooks. They are not useful learning tools/poorly written w/ omniscient tone. https://t.co/Bk1VebvS2X