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Heroes of the Civil Rights Movement: A Student Podcast
Heroes of the Civil Rights Movement: A Student Podcast episodes
- James Chaney by Ryder and Krishaan
Ryder and Krishaan discuss James Chaney's life and contributions to the Civil Rights Movement.
2 min - Franklin McCain by Lukas and Henry
Lukas and Henry discuss Franklin McCain's life and contributions to the Civil Rights Movement.
4 min - Ruby Bridges by Charlotte and DD
DD and Charlotte discuss Ruby Bridges's life and contributions to the Civil Rights Movement.
5 min - Thurgood Marshall by Leonel and Danny
Leonel and Danny discuss Thurgood Marshall's life and contributions to the Civil Rights Movement.
6 min - Fannie Lou Hamer by Natalie and Hayden
Nat and Hayden discuss Fannie Lou Hamer's life and contributions to the Civil Rights Movement.
4 min - Ella Baker by Ayanda and Eliza
Ayanda and Eliza discuss Ella Baker's life and contributions to the Civil Rights Movement.
3 min - Fred Hampton by Cassius and Raffy
Cassius and Raffy discuss Fred Hampton's life and contributions to the Civil Rights Movement.
2 min - James Hood by Theo and Elan
Theo and Elan discuss James Hood's life and contributions to the Civil Rights Movement.
3 min - Fred Hampton by Kendall
Kendall discusses Fred Hampton's life and contributions to the Civil Rights Movement.
3 min - Elizabeth Eckford by Parker and Katherine
Parker and Katherine discuss Elizabeth Eckford's life and contributions to the Civil Rights Movement.
3 min
About Heroes of the Civil Rights Movement: A Student Podcast
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In this podcast, Campbell Hall middle school students will select a hero of the Civil Rights Movement, research that person, and answer the following three questions with accurate and interesting…
details in their own words: (1) What was this hero's personal life like - what was their childhood, education, employment, and adult family life like? (2) What was this person's contribution to the Civil Rights Movement - what did they DO and what were the RESULTS of this person's heroic actions? (3) Why did you choose to research this person, and what did you find most interesting about them?