Deep Dive in History
This book reveals many intricate moments found in American history during the 20th century, the greatest moments.
TAGS: black history, american history.
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and the pathway to understanding it, & it’s true form.
We need a deep dive into stories from different faces, backgrounds, and spaces. We need to ditch tunnel vision, and broaden our scopes intensely. This way, we are stepping into the the right direction of inclusivity and shifting perspectives.
It’s understandable that it isn’t logical to completely overturn every unit we learn and cultivate a whole new curriculum of world history, (although that would be very cool). But certain articles, videos, interviews, analyses, short books, etc. can definitely be incorporated in subtle and/or straightforward ways inside our classrooms. We need so much more new aspects of history to be taught to students, not just from America’s perspective, or white perspectives.
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This books focuses on black feminism, different systemic constructs, the similar yet dissimilar relationship between white feminism & black feminism.
TAGS: black empowerment, women studies, sociology,
A fine collection of literature, oral tradition and experiences written by over 200 black women, all from African descent.
TAGS: anthropology, literature, tradition.
This book showcases raw, unseen and unknown images and moments that the New York Times hadn’t published, until 2017.
TAGS: archives, photography, history.
This book uncovers the hardships and harsh realities a Somali family faces trying to survive in America after years of war in their home country.
TAGS: somali history, refugees, human experience.
