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📅 With Juneteenth coming up next week, let's explore how educators can engage with their students about this significant day! While Juneteenth is an opportunity for celebration, it’s also important for young people to understand the day's significance and its implications for their personal lives and future careers. We’ve compiled learning resources from the Racial Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Science Education (RDEISE) project that educators can use this Juneteenth across various subjects, including genetics, history, and biology. These resources help convey the importance of understanding race within historical and scientific contexts: 🔍 Learning Resources: - How Can We Begin to Understand Race?: https://ow.ly/KnRa50SiBmM - How Can We Begin to Understand Human Genetic Diversity?: https://ow.ly/KcU850SiBmP - Influential Black Healers in the 18th and 19th Centuries: https://ow.ly/uPr650SiBmJ - Black Health-Care Heroes of the Civil War: https://ow.ly/egbo50SiBmK - The Story of Henrietta Lacks: A Family Legacy of Justice and Equity in Science: https://ow.ly/vZc050SiBmI Celebrate #Juneteenth by incorporating these resources into your curriculum to foster a deeper understanding of Black American history and contributions. Read the full blog here: https://ow.ly/QCxO50SiBmO #Education #TeacherResources #BlackHistory #RDEISE #LabXchange #ScienceEducation #CulturalHeritage #FreedomDay #CelebrateFreedom #BlackExcellence #CulturalHeritage

  • Text reads: “Juneteenth,” in green, yellow, red, and white (the Juneteenth colors). Below the text is an illustration of many raised fists (most of which appear to belong to Black people), symbolizing resistance and solidarity. Bright, vibrant red nail polish is visible on the nails of one of the fisted hands.

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