In honor of Black History Month, read what it was like for Valerie Linson, Editorial Director for Facing History, to walk through the National African American Museum of History and Culture in Washington DC for the first time.
Topics: Civil Rights Movement, Identity, History, Museum Studies, Judgement and Legacy, legacy, Slavery, race
Why I'm Talking About Race in the Workplace and You Should Too
Posted by Mitra Best on November 7, 2016
I’ve always believed we can inspire young people to create a more compassionate future through education, both formally and informally.
While programs like Facing History educate our middle and high school students to promote a more humane and informed citizenry through examining racism and prejudice in historic events, I haven’t found much support for us, as adults, in tackling difficult topics like race, hatred, and bigotry in a respectful manner.
Topics: Racism, difficult conversations, race, civil discourse