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Facing History and Ourselves uses lessons of history to challenge teachers and their students to stand up to bigotry and hate.

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  1. This month, Facing History and Ourselves celebrates writers who have captured the African American experience across the centuries. Their writings speak to the importance of identity, accomplishments, and dehumanizing impact of bigotry and hate.

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  2. As we reflect on the passage of the 15th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution 150 years ago today, the work of ensuring fair elections has grown ever complex, urgent, and unfinished.

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  3. The 15th Amendment was ratified on February 3, 1870. In our video lesson, Interracial Democracy, scholars discuss how African Americans and whites initially worked together within Reconstruction governments.

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  4. Monday is the 150th anniversary of the ratification of the 15th Amendment. The lesson, Equality for All? In our Reconstruction Era Guide asks the essential questions: What does it mean to be equal? Is equality essential for democracy?

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  5. In an op-ed written for the by former Facing History student Melanie Arroyave she explains exactly what it means to be an upstander. Take the time to read Melanie’s story and reflect on how the choices you make today can have a lasting impact.

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  6. We remember Fred Korematsu, who was a national Civil Rights hero and activist and are so honored that his daughter, Karen Korematsu will serve as a co-chair at our 2020 San Francisco Benefit Dinner.

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  7. ICYMI, you can stream the entire 14-episodes of the seminal series about the American Civil Rights Movement, Eyes on the Prize, for free on our website. Episode 6 explores the drive to make voting rights a national issue.

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  8. Gear up for with 6 new resources that we will release over the coming weeks, and 6 Teaching Ideas that you can start using today.

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  9. Responding to helps students develop a framework for analyzing and discussing the incidents of bias that they see in the news, while also engaging in the hard work of understanding and starting to confront their own unconscious biases.

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  10. This use our Teaching Idea, The Debate over Reparations for Racial Injustice, to help students consider what we mean by the term reparations, and what reparations could be offered for slavery and other racist policies.

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  11. This afternoon: Join us to learn how to use our new advisory curriculum to build student-centered spaces where honest questioning, discussion, and social and academic growth can occur. January 30, 2020 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

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  12. Former Facing History student and our 2019 upstander, Melanie Arroyave penned an op-ed in the New Jersey Star Ledger. Read her article below to see how she uses history lessons in her everyday life as a student and member of the US Coast Guard.

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  13. Our new Teaching Idea helps students understand how the Iowa caucuses work and prompts them to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of voting in person at a caucus.

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    Teachers, are you ready to learn how to have a healthy discussion about current events in your classroom? Register today to learn from experts like Laura Tavares of .

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    Congrats to all the finalists! So happy to see Teacher Leadership Team members Derek G. & Michelle B. represented, along with teachers from our Chicago Schools Alliance members , , & Edgebrook!

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  16. Our 2019 upstander Melanie Arroyave reflected on the lessons she learned as a Facing History student to pen an op-ed in the . Melanie’s story highlights what we teach everyday: People make choices and choices make history.

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  17. Do you know a high school junior passionate about making a difference? See how turn their passions into action to become positive change leaders. Invite eligible high school juniors to apply to be a changemaker today!

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  18. Our lesson, Identity in the Camps, explores the words of Primo Levi, an Italian Jew who survived Auschwitz.

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  19. Hear about the liberation directly from survivors of Auschwitz in this USC Shoah film, Remembering the Liberation of Auschwitz.

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  20. Today we will mark the 75th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz with solemn ceremonies and moments of silence. Let’s also mark the occasion by making an active commitment to disrupting bigotry and hate wherever they are found.

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