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Seizing Freedom: A Tulsa Postcard

How does our thinking change about contested landscapes?

  • Grade Level

    • 6-8
    • 9-10
    • 11-12

  • Learning Topic

    • Black History
    • Reconstruction
    • Emancipation
    • Media Literacy
    • Geography/Geolocation
    • American Indians
    • Segregation
    • Inequality
    • Civil Rights
    • Digital Learning
    • Social Justice
    • World War I

Southern Journey: The Restless South, 1860-1940

How do maps help us see patterns of racial division established by slavery, emancipation, the Great Migration, and the Great Depression?

  • Grade Level

    • 6-8
    • 9-10
    • 11-12

  • Learning Topic

    • Black History
    • Reconstruction
    • Geography/Geolocation
    • Segregation
    • Digital Learning
    • Gilded Age
    • National Expansion
    • Migration

Seizing Freedom: Truth Makes the Free Man

In what ways is education the key to real freedom?

  • Grade Level

    • 6-8
    • 9-10
    • 11-12

  • Learning Topic

    • Black History
    • Reconstruction
    • Geography/Geolocation
    • Civil Rights
    • Women's History
    • Civil War
    • Civic Engagement
    • Government / Civics

The Black Radical You’ve Never Heard Of

T. Thomas Fortune changed black history, so why does he seem to have been forgotten?

  • Grade Level

    • 6-8
    • 9-10
    • 11-12

  • Learning Topic

    • Black History
    • Reconstruction
    • Emancipation
    • Journalism
    • Digital Learning

Seizing Freedom: Reconstruction

What does it mean to be free in the United States?

  • Grade Level

    • 9-10
    • 11-12

  • Learning Topic

    • Black History
    • Reconstruction
    • Civil War
    • Government / Civics

Moment in the Sun

How does the legacy of Jim Crow still affect people today?

  • Grade Level

    • 6-8

  • Learning Topic

    • Black History
    • Reconstruction
    • Segregation
    • Systemic Racism