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ILLUSTRATION BY NIP ROGERS SPRING 2018 tolerance.org TEACHING TOLERANCE Teaching Hard History It’s more important than ever to teach about American slavery. Our new framework can show you how. TEACHING TOLERANCE TEACHING TOLERANCE ISSUE 58 | SPRING 2018 TOLERANCE.ORG School Gardens Sowing the Seeds of Equity After Charlottesville Finding Strength, Moving Forward Maya Angelou The Life of a Legend This quote is drawn from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Letter From a Birmingham Jail.” Written as a response to local clergy’s “call for unity” during the protests of 1963, the letter’s defense of nonviolent resistance and its insistence on justice for all have made it a foundational text of both the civil rights movement and history classrooms.

TEACHING TOLERANCE · TEACHING TOLERANCE Teaching Hard History It’s more important than ever to teach about American slavery. Our new framework can show you how. TEACHIN G TOLERANCE

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Page 1: TEACHING TOLERANCE · TEACHING TOLERANCE Teaching Hard History It’s more important than ever to teach about American slavery. Our new framework can show you how. TEACHIN G TOLERANCE

ILLUSTRATION BY NIP ROGERS

SPRING 2018tolerance.org

TEACHINGTOLERANCE

TeachingHard HistoryIt’s more important than ever to teach about American slavery. Our new framework can show you how.

TEACHINGTOLERANCETEACHINGTOLERANCE

ISSUE 58 | SPRING 2018TOLERANCE .ORG

School Gardens Sowing the Seeds of Equity

After CharlottesvilleFinding Strength, Moving Forward

Maya AngelouThe Life of a Legend

TT58 Cover.indd 1 1/9/18 3:36 PM

This quote is drawn from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Letter From a Birmingham Jail.” Written as a response to local clergy’s “call for unity” during the protests of 1963, the letter’s defense of nonviolent resistance and its insistence on justice for all have made it a foundational text of both the civil rights movement and history classrooms.