9 - 12Lesson PlanMain/Central Idea & ThemeInformational Text, Primary Sources
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Students explore youth activism during the Civil Rights Movement, examining student protests, courage, resistance, and social change.
Students explore nonviolence in the Civil Rights Movement through Martin Luther King Jr.'s writings and the Greensboro sit-ins.
9 - 12Lesson PlanComparing TextsPoetry
Students explore poetry as activism by analyzing how Walt Whitman and Langston Hughes address identity, equality, and injustice.