Education
Five Mini-Lessons on Latino Cooking, Community, and Culture
The New York Times
Croquetas, tacos, buñuelos and more. For Hispanic Heritage Month, we invite students to explore the relationship between food and cultural identity.
The Native American Fight for Representation, Repatriation, and Recognition
The New York Times
​Six short lesson plans about the actions that Native Americans are taking to redress past wrongs
and foster a better future.
Three short lesson plans on the history of reggaeton, the legacy of the Tejano star Selena,
and Cuba’s musical diversity.
A deep dive into racial segregation in schools.
Repetition, Repetition, Repetition
The New York Times
Three short lessons on three types of literary devices: alliteration, anaphora, and epistrophe.
An instructors guide for A More Just Future, which confronts the deeply rooted, seemingly intractable problem of racism in America, and the pervasive denial, minimizing, and whitewashing of racism in national narratives.
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Author Dolly Chugh—a Harvard‑educated, award‑winning social psychologist and professor at NYU-Stern School of Business—says we need to change the stories we tell about America and Americans.