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History Hub: This Week in History
6th Grade African American History
Culture Corner Academy
Average rating:4.8Number of reviews:(51)
In this African American History/Black Excellence class students will analyze the extent that modern Africa has been impacted by its colonial past, with a focus on four case studies – Apartheid and post-Apartheid South Africa, the Rwandan Genocide, and African Independence.
Class experience
US Grade 6
Our full year black history courses are designed for students from grades 3 to high school, with age-appropriate and engaging content for learners at each grade level. Our courses go beyond just learning about Black History during the month of February. Project-based and interactive activities allow students to immerse themselves in the history, culture and traditions of African-Americans throughout the entire year. We believe that you can’t have a complete understanding of United States...
I have mentored over 200 teens over the past 6 years through my nonprofit on diversity and current events and continue to lead open group discussions regarding diversity and inclusion for individuals ages 5-18 as well as adults in a corporate setting. I have many years of experience facilitating difficult conversations regarding civil rights and African American History. I have been serving on the Women of Color Community Leadership Board for a Fortune 500 company in Diversified Outsourcing Services industry. This unique is group is a branch of their Diversity and Inclusion department. Through this position I have facilitated, created, and organized trainings on diversity and inclusion, anti racism, and holiday specific courses (history of MLK Day, Kwanzaa, Juneteenth, Indigenous Peoples' Day, and Black History Month) for the work place. In edition utilizing elective courses I have taken though my undergraduate and graduate degrees (World history, American history, North American Slavery) I also have extensively studied the books/textbooks for the purpose of teaching classes for school aged children for various non profit programs and after school organizations, and children on parents who are employed with above listed company as a company benefit on various African American heroes and events both virtually and in person. I have done various workshops through Learning for Justice Foundation. A handful of these workshops specialize on talking to children in grades k-12 about the hard topic of slavery.
Please also note this classes will use Gimkit and Kahoot as a review tool occasionally throughout the year. Learners do not need to make an account to participate. Racism, violence, genocide, war, will be mentioned in this class. Please note there will be two films shown in this class over the course of the year. Hotel Rwanda - Parents need to know that this movie includes a realistic, though mostly non-graphic, depiction of genocide and compellingly portrays the sense of horror and insanity. Characters drink, smoke, and use some mild language. Color of Friendship- Parents need to know that The Color of Friendship is a Disney family drama about the relationship between a white South African girl and an African American girl during the apartheid era. The movie is based on a true story and mainly set in the Washington D.C. household of African American politician Ron Dellums (Carl Lumbly), who campaigned to end apartheid in South Africa. Racial slurs are used, including "kaffir" and the "N" word, and a scene shows a white man kick a black South African waiter. The storyline examines stereotypes and assumptions based on race and, through a heartwarming tale of friendship, the overall message is of working towards understanding and equality.
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Average rating:4.8Number of reviews:(51)
At Culture Corner Academy, we are passionate about providing an education that focuses on lesser-known and untold histories. Our mission is to create a space that encourages self-expression, critical thinking and collaboration.We offer a variety...
Group Class
$30
weekly or $350 for 24 classes2x per week, 12 weeks
45 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 11-13
1-6 learners per class
