Monthly Archives: February 2012
Videos for the Classroom: Interview about “Slavery by Another Name”
A few nights ago, PBS showed a documentary that chilled me to the bone. Slavery by Another Name is a documentary based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning book Slavery by Another Name: The Re-Enslavement of Black Americans from the Civil War … Continue reading
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Where Does Journalism End…and Bullying Begin? Teacher Data Reports and the Media
On November 16, 1801, a group of New York politicians led by Alexander Hamilton began a political broadsheet that would eventually become one of the most influential publications in the metro area. Recently, it decided to cease being a newspaper…and … Continue reading →
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