Afrikan Women in History Part 2

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Afrikan Women in History Part 2

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This curriculum content will take students and families way beyond the phrase of Black girl magic and girl power and into a greater analysis of what really makes the Afrikan woman so powerful. We must celebrate Victorious Afrikan women to become victorious. Students will analyze why Malcolm X stated, “The most disrespected person in America is the black woman. The most unprotected person in America is the black woman. The most neglected person in America is the black woman.” It is also true that she is the most removed from history and remarkably powerful. Young Black boys and young Black girls suffer for not knowing the characteristics of great Afrikan women in history. This collection of information will examine those characteristics and provide stories, videos, activities and quotes from wonderful Black women. They will learn the power of a Black women as advocates, nurturers, culture keepers and military strategists. Students will be able to identify the great qualities of the Black women in their families. They will learn the ingenuity and ability to overcome adversity Black women have done for millennia.

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