Black+History

Americans of African descent have played an important role in our history. February is designated as Black history month to recognize the important contributions this group of people have and continue to make to our society. Use this voicethread to share your thoughts about one of your favorite black members of society. The categories include actors, actresses, athletes, women, inventors/scientists, and political figures. Change your personal image icon to a picture of the person you are commenting on. Be sure to include what contributions the person you have chosen has made to improve or honorably represent the African/American race. Try to keep your post to 30 seconds or less and listen to what others have put on the voicethread so you don't duplicate what someone else has already said. media type="custom" key="5387449" align="center"

Of all the Americans of African decent, //"insert name here"// is the one I am most impressed with. He/She //"insert thoughts here"// in spite of //"insert thoughts here".// I think "//insert name here"// is/was important to Black History because he/she "//insert thought here"//.
 * Voicethread starters**: "//insert name here//" is my favorite Black American because he/she "//insert thoughts here//**"** even though "//insert thought here" .//

//"Insert name here"// has set an example for us by //"insert thought here"//. Perhaps in the future //"insert name here"'// dream of will be realized when //"insert thought here"//. I look forward to future contributions //"insert name here"// makes because //"insert thoughts here".//
 * Voicethread endings:** The lesson I learn from **"**//insert name here//" life is //"insert thought here"//.

**Remember to listen to what other students have said before recording yours so we don't have duplicates. You may also respond to what others have said on the thread.**
Black History Icons @ the History Channel Britanica.com Check out the Black History Timeline from the History Channel. See how a group of students helped make a national holiday for Martin Luther King Jr. a reality. media type="custom" key="5247579" align="center"

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