Author Archives: Scott Gartlan

“Little Women”: Eradicating the Adultification of Black Girls

Shawnna Miller, Pre-K, Winget Park Elementary

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Moving up: Learning to move and moving to learn

Darian Redfearn, 3rd Grade, Mountain Island Lake Academy

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Man on the Moon: The Mis and Underrepresented Contributions of Black Women in Societal Structure and World History

Jasmine Dozier, Social Studies, Cochrane Collegiate Academy

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Go GIRL (Gifts in Real Life)

Monique Hall, 5th Grade, Devonshire Elementary

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The Power of Black Girl Mathgic: An Exploration of Black Women in STEM

Gold Gladney, Math, Wilson STEM Academy

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Influence of Media on Perception of Black Women

Franchone Bey, English, West Charlotte High

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Identity: “Connecting with the Women in my Family”

Elsy Reyes, Language Arts, Albemarle Road Middle

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The Angry Black Girl: Misinformed and Misled

Antiona Green, 3rd Grade, Oakhurst STEAM Academy

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Black Girl Magic: Tilting the Looking Glass

Abbie Hess, Art, Independence High

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Power in the Pen: New Negro Movement Writers as Post War Prognosticators

Deborah Brown, English, Vance High

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The Influence of WWI on Art and Artists

Teresa Strohl, Art, Elon Park Elementary

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World War One and The Home Front (How A World War Changed A Society)

Tamara Babulski, Social Studies, Independence High

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Charlotte’s Contribution to World War I

Stephanie Kelly, Social Studies, Harding University High

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Helping on the Homefront: How Americans Responded during World War 1

Lisa Maples, K-5 STREAM, Elon Park Elementary

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Teaching Hard History: The Red Summer of 1919 and the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921

Jennifer Myers, Social Studies, Mallard Creek High

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