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Historical Foundations of Race

The following website provides insights into the historical context of race in America. It can be used to explore themes of white privilege and anti-blackness.

Topics: Civil Rights, U.S. History • Grade Level: K-3 • Resource Type: Professional Learning • Media Type: Website
30-60 mins

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Source National Museum of African American History and Culture

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