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Teaching black lives matter

In November, a new social studies book about the Black Lives Matter movement will be available for middle school and high school students nationwide. While no one has had a chance to read the book yet, the idea is stirring controversy and curiosity.

September 16, 2015

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In November, a new social studies book about the Black Lives Matter movement will be available for middle school and high school students nationwide. While no one has had a chance to read the book yet, the idea is stirring controversy and curiosity. This week on the podcast, Macalester College professor Duchess Harris tells Stephen Smith why she feels “Black Lives Matter” is an important part of public school curriculum.

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