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Episode 33 - Rewriting the Narrative: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage
We continue our conversation with Brian Knowles, an educational leader dedicated to ensuring that diverse histories are taught in schools. Brian dives deep into the intersection of Hispanic and Black history, exploring how these two communities share common experiences that have significantly shaped both U.S. and global history.
As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, Brian highlights key moments in history that show the interwoven narratives of both cultures, emphasizing the importance of understanding their combined contributions to society. He also sheds light on the status of African American and Latino studies in Florida schools, addressing misconceptions around the current challenges educators face in keeping these histories as part of the curriculum.
Throughout the episode, Brian stresses the importance of
an inclusive curriculum that reflects all students' identities, helping to foster a well-rounded understanding of American history. This discussion challenges common narratives and calls for advocacy in ensuring that both
Hispanic and Black histories remain vital components of education.
Tune in to this episode for a thought-provoking
discussion on how we can reshape the way history is taught and continue celebrating the richness of Hispanic Heritage Month in tandem with Black history.
Episode Resources
Connect with Brian via the following channels:
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @teachhealbuild
To find out more about his work at Palm Beach County
Schools visit the website at:
https://sites.google.com/palmbeachschools.org/africanamericanstudies/home
#SocialSciences #HistoryEducation #DiversePerspectives
#HispanicHeritageMonth #RaceWealthHealthPodcast #FloridaEducation
#CulturallyRelevantTeaching #History
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By Race, Wealth & HealthWe continue our conversation with Brian Knowles, an educational leader dedicated to ensuring that diverse histories are taught in schools. Brian dives deep into the intersection of Hispanic and Black history, exploring how these two communities share common experiences that have significantly shaped both U.S. and global history.
As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, Brian highlights key moments in history that show the interwoven narratives of both cultures, emphasizing the importance of understanding their combined contributions to society. He also sheds light on the status of African American and Latino studies in Florida schools, addressing misconceptions around the current challenges educators face in keeping these histories as part of the curriculum.
Throughout the episode, Brian stresses the importance of
an inclusive curriculum that reflects all students' identities, helping to foster a well-rounded understanding of American history. This discussion challenges common narratives and calls for advocacy in ensuring that both
Hispanic and Black histories remain vital components of education.
Tune in to this episode for a thought-provoking
discussion on how we can reshape the way history is taught and continue celebrating the richness of Hispanic Heritage Month in tandem with Black history.
Episode Resources
Connect with Brian via the following channels:
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @teachhealbuild
To find out more about his work at Palm Beach County
Schools visit the website at:
https://sites.google.com/palmbeachschools.org/africanamericanstudies/home
#SocialSciences #HistoryEducation #DiversePerspectives
#HispanicHeritageMonth #RaceWealthHealthPodcast #FloridaEducation
#CulturallyRelevantTeaching #History