From Flint, Michigan to Your Front Door: Tracing the Roots of Racism in America

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From Flint, Michigan to Your Front Door: Tracing the Roots of Racism in America

Description:
This lesson plan uses audio and text excerpts from the story "From Flint, Michigan to Your Front Door: Tracing the Roots of Racism in America" by professional storyteller La’Ron Williams to inspire conversation among students about the issues of institutional racism, living in two cultures at once, and claiming one’s own history and culture. This story and lesson plan address the White, Euro-centrism of our history and culture and the use of story to challenge that mono-cultural understanding of history. This lesson would also work well as an after school activity or even as part of an anti-racism training done for faculty members during an in-service day.
Education Levels:
9, 10, 11, 12
Subject:
United States History, Listening Comprehension, Writing (composition), Literature
Resource Type:
Lesson plan
Fee Status:
Free
Online provider:
RaceBridges for Schools

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