Category: Social Studies
Our Book Club: Do You Know Them? Families Lost and Found After the Civil War
Some books about Black history begin with what was done to Black peopl [...]
Juneteenth Gratitude: What Our Elders Sacrificed Was Not a Bill. It Was a Bridge.
Gratitude is an important valueFreedom is not only the right to go [...]
They Bullied a Black Boy for Crocheting. History Says They Should Back Off.
Some people saw a young Black boy crocheting and decided to mock him [...]
When Care Starts to Feel Like Control: A Message for Parents Who Ask Questions
There is a quiet pressure placed on parents.
Be agreeable.Be trusting [...]
Why The Reimer Family Tragedy Still Stops People in Their Tracks
When people talk about the tragedy of the Reimer family, most remember [...]
The Leesburg Stockade Girls- 15 Black Teens Secretly Imprisoned for Protesting Segregation in 1963
In 1963, fifteen Black girls—some as young as twelve—were arrested in [...]
The Mask You Live In – What You Do Is Who You Are Documentary
This documentary is in capable hands. Over the years I've attended wor [...]
Harris Rosen: Investing in Children Is Never Wrong
When Harris Rosen, a self-made millionaire, “adopted” Tangelo Park—a s [...]
You Can’t Protect Female Spaces While Holding Onto Racism
When we talk about protecting female spaces, we have to be honest: you [...]
When Children Can’t Follow the Story: Why It’s Not Just About Reading—It’s About Understanding
There’s a quiet crisis happening in classrooms and homes across the [...]