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Teach Central America Week — Teaching Central America

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More than seven million Central Americans reside in the United States and migration from the region is headline news. However, most schools teach very little about Central America, including the long history of U.S. involvement in the region.

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Black in Latin America with Professor Gates

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Black in Latin America with Professor Gates

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On the podcast Anything for Selena, Apple Podcasts’ Show of the Year of 2021, Maria García combines rigorous reporting with impassioned storytelling to honor Selena’s legacy. She also explores the indelible mark she left on Latino identity and belonging, whether it’s fatherhood, big-butt politics, a…

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No matter our color, ZIP code, or language, we want all our children to have a public education that imparts honesty about who we are, the integrity in how we treat each other, and the freedom to pursue our dreams.

Hispanic Heritage Month is not only a time for those of Hispanic and Latino descent to celebrate their cultural roots but also an occasion for people from all backgrounds to learn, appreciate, and celebrate the rich tapestry of Hispanic and Latino cultures.

Despite efforts by some politicians today to whitewash history, to restrict our freedoms to teach and to learn, throughout our history, Hispanic and Latino communities have left an indelible mark on the fields of art, music, literature, science, politics, education, and countless other domains. Their enduring legacy is not only a source of pride for those who share this heritage but also a source of inspiration for all of us who recognize the power of diversity in shaping our shared humanity.

Through this list of curated resources, books, lessons, videos and activities, we invite you to explore, learn, and celebrate the vibrant heritage and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities to our world.

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Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage month with the following lessons, activities, videos, and more.

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Hispanic American Month Profile:  Dr. Ellen Ochoa

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National Hispanic Heritage Month begins each year on September 15 and celebrates the U.S. Latinx community, their culture and their history. The concept originated in 1968 when Congress began Hispanic Heritage Week, and expanded into a month in 1988. September 15 kicks off the anniversary of several national independence days in Latin American countries.

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Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight: Artists and Storytellers

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Six documentaries featuring musicians, painters, performers, and writers who represent the culture and weave it into the fabric of our country.

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Stand and Deliver (1988) - Tough Guys Don't Do Math Scene (2/9) | Movieclips

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Hispanic Heritage Month - In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month-September 15 to October 15-we've put together a selection of poems, essays, and...

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Teaching Activity. By S.J. Childs. Rethinking Schools. The author describes how she introduces students to the classic 1953 film, Salt of the Earth, about a miners' strike in New Mexico.

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Teaching Activity. By S.J. Childs. Rethinking Schools. The author describes how she introduces students to the classic 1953 film, Salt of the Earth, about a miners' strike in New Mexico.

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Teaching Activity. By S.J. Childs. Rethinking Schools. The author describes how she introduces students to the classic 1953 film, Salt of the Earth, about a miners' strike in New Mexico. Continue reading Teaching Activity. By S.J. Childs. Rethinking Schools.

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Hispanic Heritage Month 2021: Latinx Stories, Books, More

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For Hispanic Heritage Month, September 15 through October 15, OprahMag.com is highlighting stories from Latinx perspective. Disfruten!

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Cesar Chavez: An American Hero Official Trailer #2 (2014) - Michael Peña Movie HD

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McFarland USA (P.E, Health, Inspirational, XC)

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McFarland USA (P.E, Health, Inspirational, XC)

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Spare Parts Official Trailer #2 (2015) - George Lopez Drama HD

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Learn Video/Audio News Today in history: Cesar Chavez began his 25-day water-only fast in Delano, Calif. on Feb. 11, 1968 The 1965-1970 Delano Grape Strike and Boycott Prayer of the Farm Workers' Struggle/Oracion del Campesino en la Lucha Need a speaker for your event honoring Cesar C

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Shopping & The Grammy (Selena 1997) Clip