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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2020 · 48 MIN

Bridge Street E2: Hidden in Plain Sight - Black History Education & Tourism

from Bridge Street · host Steve Chernoski

In the wake of the murder of George Floyd, many Americans have been protesting, but have also begun to ask questions about how we were taught history. Bruce Boyd is an education activist who has been emphasizing Black history for almost two decades through his B.O.Y.D. program.  In this podcast, Bruce offers his opinions on the protests, offers some book recommendations and highlights history tourism both local and national. Videos/ articles mentioned: The Princeton Plan: 50 Years Later Princeton African American neighborhood cleared for Palmer Square Why Schools Need More Teachers of Color—for White Students National Underground Railroad Freedom Center The Mis-Education of the Negro The Fire Next Time NJ Amistad Commission Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center Warriors Don't Cry NPS: African American Sites

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