Title: Black history is not being taught properly in U.S. schools – Loquitur
Headings: Black history is not being taught properly in U.S. schools
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Black history is not being taught properly in U.S. schools
To learn more about the inequities in the U.S. school system, go to Education Equity for All.
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Content: The mission of The 1619 Project is to reframe American history by educating Americans on true U.S. black history and to give educators the resources to teach it to their students. An editor’s note at the beginning of this project reads: “ American history cannot be told truthfully without a clear vision of how inhuman and immoral the treatment of black Americans has been. By acknowledging this shameful history, by trying hard to understand its powerful influence on the present, perhaps we can prepare ourselves for a more just future.” The New York Times has created a free curriculum for educators to use while teaching black history in their classrooms. Curriculums, guides and activities for students developed by the Pulitzer Center can be found here for free. These resources include lesson plans, summaries of all of the articles, an index of the historical terms used, suggested creative activities to engage students and opportunities to connect with The New York Times journalists from the project: The printed version of The 1619 Project (.PDF)
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Free curriculum and lesson plans for educators teaching black history
To learn more about the inequities in the U.S. school system, go to Education Equity for All. VettNews
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