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Hurricane
These lessons are built on a dissection of pre-assigned readings, Hamilton-inspired free writes, and open discussions intended to make conne
Marc Bamuthi Joseph
Disrupting the Master Narrative
This lesson explores the creation and re-creation of Master Narratives. Students will conduct artistic research on core “American...
Jessa Brie Moreno
New Mythologies, Flip the Script
Learners investigate shadow narratives as dominant and shadow narratives as collectively oppressed stories. Learners workshop through...
Mariah Rankine-Landers
Heavy Is the Hyphen: The Letters
“The Letters" is an invitation to witness and speak aloud the story of “The Hyphen.” It’s a moment--in lesson form--to affirm every voice...
Michelle Lee
Heavy Is the Hyphen: The Listener
Listening skills unearth students’ perceptions of self and belonging to tell a new story about themselves in a voice that lives naturally...
Michelle Lee
Let Me Tell You What I Wish I Knew
Whoever’s holding the frame gets to tell the story, shape the vision, because Europeans have told the story that’s the story we (get). -...
Mariah Rankine-Landers
The Self As Social Gesture
In this lesson students will explore the notion of self as a social gesture for society. They will analyze societal issues through the...
Mariah Rankine-Landers
We Are The Ones We've Been Waiting For
The following lessons focus on memory and self reflection and builds to learning and understanding a framework for collective and...
Jah-Yee Woo
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