Site recommendation: Mr. Ernest Crim III, an Illinois Teacher & Author of the book 'Black History Saved My Life', has been bringing the whole Black Culture & History to social media. Everytime this 'Brotha speaks, he engages us with oftentimes history we do not hear about in classrooms. There are moments listening to Mr. Crim, I can connect a book to his lesson. This one 'William Still and His Freedom Stories: The father of the Underground Railroad' by Author and Illustrator Don Tate more detail and context to how William Still was abke to document the stories of the 'freedom seekers' he met traveling the Underground Railroad. This is an excellent book. Pair Mr. Crim with your local library to create an identity building experience for Black youth and also unearthing Black history for other students, ensuring the human experience is shared within the 'mirrors/windows/prisms' concepts. Thank you Mr. Crim and Mr. Tate for providing such valuable resources for learning! Site recommendation: Mr. Ernest Crim III, an Illinois Teacher & Author of the book 'Black History Saved My Life', has been bringing the whole Black Culture & History to social media. Everytime this 'Brotha speaks, he engages us with oftentimes history we do not hear about in classrooms. There are moments listening to Mr. Crim, I can connect a book to his lesson. This one 'William Still and His Freedom Stories: The father of the Underground Railroad' by Author and Illustrator Don Tate more detail and context to how William Still was abke to document the stories of the 'freedom seekers' he met traveling the Underground Railroad. This is an excellent book. Pair Mr. Crim with your local library to create an identity building experience for Black youth and also unearthing Black history for other students, ensuring the human experience is shared within the 'mirrors/windows/prisms' concepts. Thank you Mr. Crim and Mr. Tate for providing such valuable resources for learning!
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