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Step 1
The Internet. This is one of the fastest and easiest ways to get information about anything. One great site is Biography.com where there is a wealth of information. Another great site for educational purposes is TeacherVision where lesson plans, crafts, and more are available.
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Step 2
The library. Visit your local library and check out the many resources available for study. Most library resources are accessible on line. Also, they may have old newspapers on file of that time period.
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Step 3
Visit a museum. There may be special exhibits to see regarding Black History Month.
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Step 4
Your State government website. I have found a great amount of historical information on my state’s website, so I encourage you to check out your State’s website by googling Black History Month “your State” and this should pull up the information you need.
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Step 5
Go to a conference or talk on the subject. Many experts on the topic of Black History Month are speaking throughout the country sharing their knowledge. Check your local listings for area events.
Comments
ohthatalan said
on 11/6/2009 Great tips for finding information on Black History month or anything else! Love when people remember the libraries :)
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kims3003 said
on 10/19/2009 well done 2 thumbs up
-Matthew- said
on 9/24/2009 Great Article!! 5*
VirtualWorker said
on 9/6/2009 Really good article on an important subject that's been often neglected in some school teachings! Not mine though, we learned about Black History daily! :) Keep up the good work! 5 stars!
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cygnetbrown said
on 8/21/2009 Everyone should know black history. Black History Month is a good time to learn Black History