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Step into Rosa Parks’ shoes and pen diary entries capturing the emotions and thoughts during pivotal moments, such as that courageous bus ride in Montgomery that ignited the spark of the Civil Rights Movement.
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Encourage creative writing by having students craft short stories featuring African American protagonists in various settings, portraying moments of triumph and resilience.
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Challenge students to reimagine and rewrite a famous Martin Luther King Jr. speech in a contemporary context, emphasizing how his words remain relevant today.
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Transform Harriet Tubman’s life into an adventurous narrative, incorporating elements of courage and resilience, highlighting her pivotal role in the Underground Railroad.
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Facilitate debates on critical aspects of the Civil Rights Movement, honing students’ writing and argumentation skills, and exploring key moments in history.
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