Marco Learning Celebrates Black History Month
Black History Month exists to celebrate the manifold contributions of Black Americans to American history. Every year in America, millions of high school students study for AP® Exams we believe do not adequately address Black American perspectives. In an effort to diversify the curriculum and celebrate Black Americans in literature and history, Marco Learning is offering the following resources to students and teachers entirely for free. We hope these resources can help you and your students honor the spirit of Black History Month in your AP classes.
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Articles
Professional Development Videos
AP® English Language
Sojourner Truth: Lesson Plan
Malcolm X: Lesson Plan
AP® English Literature
Someone Leans Near
Toni Morrison
To the King's Most Excellent Majesty
Phillis Wheatley
Heart of a Woman
Georgia Douglas Johnson
I, Too
Langston Hughes
I Have a Rendezvous with Life: Lesson Plan
Figurative Language in Poetry: Lesson Plan
AP® European History
Touissant L’Ouverture: Lesson Plan
British Abolitionism:Lesson Plan
AP® French Language and Culture
Decolonizing Museums: Lesson Plan
AP® Human Geography
Food Deserts: Lesson Plan
AP® Psychology
Ethics: Lesson Plan
AP® U.S. Government and Politics
Brown v. Board of Education: Study Guide
Letter from a Birmingham Jail: Lesson Plan
Shaw v. Reno: Video and Study Guide
AP® U.S. History
Sojourner Truth: Video and Lesson Plan
AP® World History
