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This essay by John Rickford, linguistic professor at Stanford, provides a thumbnail overview of the history and grammar of
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Stanford Professor, John Rickford, has posted a site on Ebonics. This page includes a number of letters and articles he's writte
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Michael Eric Dyson and Bill Bosby discuss Ebonics
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The Center for Applied Linguistics site has a number of articles on Ebonics. Full of great resources by linguists, people who st
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This website links the reader to court cases, resolutions, articles about AAVE
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This article discusses the use of language in Their Eyes Were Watching God
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Good overview of Clark’s work
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Robinson was one of the teachers in the Citizenship Schools. Nice bio
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Great stories in this interview
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Brief article on the role of Highlander Center
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Good site for archives: Letters, photos, movies,
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ood site for archives: Letters, photos, movies,
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Great overview site. All of the curriculum guides, photographs, archives
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Good historical background about how the Freedom Schools started
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Great photographs and personal stories
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NPR Audio Debate on reparations
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Primary Source Document
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Good overview background information on the origin of the phrase, the distribution of land to freed blacks, and then the redistr
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Overview of the Amistad rebellion
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Denmark Vesey was a self-educated black who planned the most extensive slave revolt in U.S. history
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Gabriel Prosser planned the first major slave rebellion in U.S. history
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This site has good, short articles on slave resistance, the abolition movement, the daily life of a slave, etc.
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This text includes the photograph of a whipped slave as well as testimony and news articles. Good background information on the
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PThe passageway of a slave fort was often the point of no return for captured Africans. Ottobah Cugoano wrote in 1787, "I was so
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Good overview article that airs two points of view about the use of the "n" word by leading Black academicians
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Several rappers have chosen to delete cursing and the "N" word in their music.
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Dyson discusses the use of the "N" word on Democracy Now
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Youtube discussion between Roland Martin and Michael Eric Dyson on CNN
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Interview with Ron Herndon
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Portland's focus shifts to academic gap a half-century after Brown v. Board of Education
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Reports on School Board Demonstration
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Biographical article
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Background information on Hurston
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Background information on Hurston
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Discussion of Hurston's language and her influence on Alice Walker and Toni Morrison
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This article is both a review and a biography of Beaty
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Good image and short article about Henrietta Lack's contributions to medicine. Also, good comments for potential role play
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Good links to other articles
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This article has a detailed graph that shows the contributions of HL's cells
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This is both written and a podcast about Henrietta Lacks. Excerpt of book.
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This is a good short interview with Skloots.
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Guardian tends to be more critical. Good for role play.
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Final Report of commission. Includes full report as well as museum, historic sites, historian’s overviews, etc.
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The city of Tulsa, Oklahoma is haunted by a past that remains unresolved - The Tulsa Race Riot of 1921. The Oklahoma State Legi
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Democracy Now interview in 2000 with Rep. Bill Graves and Rep. Don Ross.)
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The Tulsa Race Riot made national and even international news headlines. Afterward, postcards depicting scenes of the burning co