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Our lives, our cultures, are composed of many overlapping stories. Novelist Chimamanda Adichie tells the story of how she found her authentic cultural voice -- and warns that if we hear only a single story about another person or country, we risk a critical misunderstanding.
Rejecting the Single Story Assignment
Click HERE to access the shared Google folder for this lesson.
VOICES of WOMEN
This unit is actually a multicultural one, so you will find works by Hispanic women and Asian (including Indian) women, too.Ā
Brief Explanation
This unit opens by asking students to think about labels.
We read excerpts from Feminism is for Everybody by bell hooks.
We read short stories and poems by women of color.
Students respond to this unit by researching a topic of their choosing to deepen their knowledge of how different voices shape our perceptions of the world.
As a bonus, please do read the rationale in the African-American folder for that time I gotĀ āin troubleā for teaching Donald Gloverās This is AmericaĀ š¤¬ Iām still bitter about it because it speaks to how much more freedom teachers need when it comes to curriculum. And it speaks to why we need more people of color (and women) in positions of authority.Ā
Click HERE to access the shared Google folder for this lesson, plus there are lots of free things to read!
He said that white people could learn something from not being able to use the word.
Since my school is mostly white, any time I teach black authors, we start here. For my most basic learners to my most advanced, Coates offers a clear explanation. My more advanced learners are then challenged to think about something mentioned in the video: space.Ā
We talk about how as white people, we are raised to believe that all space belongs to us. It is difficult to unlearn that entitlement, but it helps to start by discussing that not every space is a white personās space with young learners.Ā
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