Whose Story, Whose History? The Example of Dolores Huerta: Lesson Plan | Dolores
This resources is a lesson plan that explores the life and work of Dolores Huerta….
Black women’s lives matter too: The forgotten victims of police killings
This resource is a quick read about racial justice and the lack of attention there…
5 things that may surprise you about Native Americans’ police encounters
This resource discusses the long-standing disparities in criminal justice faced by Native Americans in South…
P.S. Illinois: The Struggle for Human and Civil Rights Lesson Plan
Injustice anywhere in the world is injustice everywhere, as hatred, prejudice and misery do not…
Being Antiracist
This resource teaches about the concept of being antiracist. “No one is born racist or…
Whose Streets? | Lesson Plan
“Resist and participate in democracy! That is your right and it cannot be taken away…
Fortunate Sons?? Discrimination during the Vietnam War | Austin Revealed: Stories from Vietnam
This lesson draws from Austin Revealed: Stories from Vietnam. In this lesson, the students will…
A Race Is a Nice Thing to Have
A Race Is a Nice Thing to Have: A Guide to Being a White Person…
Teaching Black History Beyond Slavery and Black History Month
This source is a PBS Teachers’ Lounge post from 4th grade ELA Teacher Glen Mourning…
A Conversation with My Black Son | Lesson Plan: Understanding the History Behind Modern Racial Profiling
This resource is a lesson plan for high schoolers that addresses “The Conversation” that many…