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How One Journalist Risked Her Life to Hold Murderers Accountable Instructional VideoHow One Journalist Risked Her Life to Hold Murderers Accountable Instructional Video
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A short video on Ida B. Wells introduces viewers to the work of this fearless investigative journalist whose articles about lynchings focused the country's attention on countless murders of African Americans.

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Concepts

lynching, civil rights, civil rights leaders, racism, black history month, investigative journalism, slavery, the emancipation proclamation, african american history, famous african americans

Additional Tags

social studies

Instructional Ideas

  • Include in a unit about notable journalists, during February's Black History Month, or March's Women's History Month
  • Have class members research the progress of legislation to make lynching a federal crime
  • Have groups investigate New Hampshire's use of hanging as a secondary method of execution

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  • Establish a protocol for a safe, respectful discussion of the topic

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  • The resource includes the video, a comprehension check, suggestions for further research, and a discussion prompt

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