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10 Amazing Picture Book Biographies to Celebrate Black History MonthTrailblazers, one and all.

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Civil Rights and Social Justice Resources for Classrooms | Common Sense EducationResources to inspire the next generation of activists. Explore this Civil Rights and Social Justice Resources for Classrooms Top Picks list of 30 tools curated by Common Sense Education editors to find relevant and engaging edtech solutions for your classroom.

Use the #TakeAKnee Protests to Explore the Legacy of Black Athletes and Activism | Common Sense EducationGet students to connect Colin Kaepernick to Jesse Owens and consider the political history of sports.

Celebrate Black History Month with Flipgrid

Flipgrid can help bring Black History into your classroom, across subjects, ages and levels.

Be sure to check out our latest free resources including:

Black History Month Featured Collection with over 50 customizable Topics.
Join a Flipgrid Virtual Field Trip featuring Frederick Joseph, author of The Black Friend: On Being a Better White Person.

Celebrate Black History Month with ScreencastifyThis month, we’re excited to celebrate Black History month. Whether students are watching videos created by you or directing their own, they can use…

National Museum of African American History and CultureA museum that seeks to understand American history through the lens of the African American experience.

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Visiting Scholars at the Schomburg CenterNew ideas, enlightening conversations, cutting-edge research, tomorrow's trends: it's all here in the podcast series from the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. Listen to our visiting sch

Anti-racism journey for educators with studentsThis learning path is designed for K-12 teachers in the United States to challenge their own assumptions about structural racism in the U.S. and its toxicity in our primary and secondary educational institutions. In this learning path, you will: 1) Deconstruct power, privilege, marginalization, and fragility and 2) Develop individual accountability for becoming an anti-racist. Throughout this learning path, educators will apply social and emotional learning skills to learn how to teach from an anti-racist mindset toward building equity in their classrooms.

Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Black History Month with New Lessons and a Free Demo World | Minecraft: Education EditionMartin Luther King Jr. Day and Black History Month are important opportunities to teach students about the history of Civil Rights and the ongoing struggle for social justice and racial equity. To celebrate, we’re offering four new lessons and a free demo experience to support teachers as they address these critical topics. Students can learn […]

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