EPISODE · Nov 1, 2020 · 13 MIN
06. Reforming Education for the Mis-Educated Negro
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Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?In this episode Engineer and Black history influencer Brittany Wilkins discusses reforming black history education in public schools to improve educational equality. The podcast show highlights New York 1619 project, 1776 project, and African history. To improve educational equality Historians Connect is working to bridge the gap between African-American history and culture.Learn more about our organization https://www.historiansconnect.orgConnect with us: [email protected] support our mission and donate to our cause in providing cultural education courses to move our culture forward. https://paypal.me/HistoriansConnectSupport the showHow Historically Aware Are You?Discover your Historical Awareness Profile in just a few minutes. Take the free assessment and receive personalized insights into your connection with Black history.https://historiansconnect.scoreapp.com
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Send us a text, let us know why do you love history? In this episode Engineer and Black history influencer Brittany Wilkins discusses reforming black history education in public schools to improve educational equality. The podcast show highlights New York 1619 project, 1776 project, and African history. To improve educational equality Historians Connect is working to bridge the gap between African-American history and culture. Learn more about our organization https://www.historiansc...
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