… the anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. The march was one of the largest political … by the urgent concerns of civil and economic rights for African Americans, the initial idea for the march was … Committee), Martin Luther King, Jr. (president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference), Roy Wilkins …

… of Abraham Lincoln's election to the presidency reached South Carolina on Nov. 8, 1860, joyful Charlestonians took to the streets as if their candidate had won. They erected liberty poles near the … History Month, who persist in claiming that some African Americans supported the breakaway republic, …

… How did Black athletes resist racial discrimination and racial violence while playing their sport? … African American History … Players and Runs for Homeplate …

… the culminating activity of a high school civil rights unit and will incorporate various skills that have been learned … year. The lesson can be done in the classroom or adapted and completed online. … African American History …

… African American History …

… specifically looking at Ohio’s American Government Standard Six. The  Origins  article deals with the nature of … when it comes to controlling police in the United States and some of the more controversial roles that they played and continue to play in the area of civil rights. This …

… Students will examine the motivations and origins of the 14th Amendment, examining the meaning and language of Section 1 of the 14th Amendment in … fundamentally changed the structure of the U.S. government and the rights and freedoms afforded to individual … U.S. Laws and Legislation …

… African American History …

… student who have completed their units on the Civil War and Reconstruction. The goal of this lesson is for students … to analyze the historical context of voter restrictions and to make connections to current day examples of voting … test used to restrict voting rights of American Americans, and conclude the lesson with a discussion analyzing voter …

… Students will discuss, listen, research, and discuss the historical and current contextual factors leading to the tearing down of monuments built in honor of Confederate leaders and soldiers and the push to rename schools and institutions … What role do Confederate memorials play in American memory, and how does the National Memorial to Peace and Justice seek …

… How have monuments and memorials minimized the Black experience in America? … African American History …

… African American History … The Gilligan Case: Police Brutality and Civil Rights in Harlem 1964 …

… How was disco a vital part of the BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities in the 1980’s? … African American History … “Love is the Message”: Affirmation and Erasure of Black Queerness in Music …

… This lesson compairs civil and racial inequality during the Civil Rights movement with … will examine prison population statistics to gain an understanding of the issues with America’s mass incarceration system. They will chose an event and write a newspaper article about it that describes the …

… collaborate with Black Activists to fight for economic and social justice during the 1930’s? … African American History …

… Why are discussions centered around racism and Black history important? … African American History …

… What was the impact of Lucy, Hunter, and Malone on higher education? … African American History …