Teaching African American History in Arkansas Schools: The Current Reality

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Teaching African American History in Arkansas Schools: The Current Reality

Video recording of symposium in which speakers Candace Pahlas, Avil Snow, Regina Snow, Shelina Warran, Senator Linda Chesterfield, Erma Franks, and Dr. John Graves discuss topics of African American scientists and inventors, where rice comes from, African American History in the Middle: The Common Core Way, and the Act 326 of 1977.

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title: Teaching African American History in Arkansas Schools: The Current Reality

creator: Black History Commission of Arkansas; Arkansas State Archives; Candace Pahlas; Avil Snow; Regina Snow; Shelina Warran; Senator Linda Chesterfield; Erma Franks; Dr. John Graves

subject: African Americans--Education--History; African Americans--History

description: Video recording of symposium in which speakers Candace Pahlas, Avil Snow, Regina Snow, Shelina Warran, Senator Linda Chesterfield, Erma Franks, and Dr. John Graves discuss topics of African American scientists and inventors, where rice comes from, African American History in the Middle: The Common Core Way, and the Act 326 of 1977.

publisher: Arkansas State Archives

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date: 2014-06-07

type: Moving Image

format: .mp4

identifier: asa_ms000757_bd004_vid_ac

source: Black History Commission of Arkansas seminars (digital), MS.000757

language: English

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coverage: Arkansas

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