education
Point #5. We want decent education for our people that exposes the true nature of this decadent American society. We want education that teaches us our true history and our role in the present-day society.
SCHOOL VISITS & PRESENTATIONS
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We are able to accommodate any subject matter during our presentation. We have created presentations for student groups encompassing the following topics: Ethnic Studies, African-American History, Civil Rights, Social Justice Studies, Solidarity and Collaborative Efforts, Bringing Communities Together, Anti-War movement,.
Please note Black History Month (February) and Black Panther Party History Month (October), fill up
The Black Panther elders are the last living links of that era who are experts within the field of revolutionary science - book your session to provide invaluable lessons that educate to liberate.
LIST OF SCHOOLS, highlight one testimonial, link to testimonial page
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH REALSOUL
BLACK PANTHER PART EDUCATIONAL MODULES FOR SCHOOLS FOR Grades 4-5
This module focuses on the history and lasting legacy of the Black Panther Party, integrating an ethnic studies and social justice framework developed by Dr. Allyson Tintiangco-Cubales. Each lesson is aligned with the California Common Core State Standards and Learning for Justice's Social Justice standards. Designed for grades 4-5, these supplemental lesson guides span across English Language Arts, Social Studies, Math, Science, and Art. Each lesson guide includes an overview, critical concepts, introduction, case study, community-based activity, and ending question or activity.
The lesson guides include:
Art: Understanding Activism through Emory Douglas’s Art
English Language Arts: Diving into the 10 Point Program
Social Studies: The Lineage from Black Power to Black Lives Matter
Math: Understanding the Impact of the Free Food Program through Statistics
Science: Healthy Plates, Healthy People
10% of the proceeds from purchases of The Black Panther Party module will go to support the Black Panther Party Alumni Legacy Network.