In this episode of History from Room 213, we take a look at how black communities, with the help of the Rosenwald Foundation, worked together to overcome discrimination and lift themselves up through the power of education.

Follow this link for more information on the Rosenwald Schools National Historical Park Campaign.

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Looking for more resources for today's topic? Check out my suggestions below:

• My Podcast Worksheet for Students is great to help listeners take notes and doodle as they listen. 
• Looking for images and personal narratives to go with this episode? I recommend A Better Life for their Children: Julius Rosenwald, Booker T. Washington, and 4,978 Schools that Changed America
• I love the beautiful illustrations in Dear Mr. Rosenwald. It's perfect for grades 2-4. 

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Written and produced by Rebeccah Glass Lowe
Recorded by Cam Melton at Milkman Recording Studies
Mixed and mastered by Rob Glass at Milkman Recording Studies, Indianapolis, IN
Theme Music: "Do Your Best" by Cam Melton

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