Join us for the final ARRK discussion of the academic year!
ARRK 2023 – Final Discussion of the Academic Year
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19: This Month in Black History – Domingos Álvares
This month in Black history, learn about Domingos Álvares, an 18th century African healer of the early modern Atlantic World.
ARRK – April 2023 Discussion
Join us on Tuesday, April 18th in the ARRK Meeting Space to discuss Chapter Six: The Brick Wall of Reckoning: Kalamazoo College Uncovers Its Racial and Colonial Past.
19: March is Women’s History Month
This month learn about the history of the 19: This month in Black History series and Dr. Stevens-Truss’ book suggestion, “A Black Women’s History of the United States.”
ARRK – March 2023 Discussion
Join us on Tuesday, March 21st in the ARRK Meeting Space to discuss Chapter Five: There is No Innocence of Reckoning: Kalamazoo College Uncovers Its Racial and Colonial Past.
19: The Moment in Time in the History of Black Theatre
Learn about extraordinary performers of the late late 1800s and early 1900s, George Walker and Bert Williams in this month’s 19 story.
ARRK – Feb 2023 Discussion
Join us on Tuesday, February 21st in the ARRK Meeting Space to discuss Chapter Four: Behind the Mask of Reckoning: Kalamazoo College Uncovers Its Racial and Colonial Past.
19: This Month in Black History – “Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.”
Happy MLK Day! Every January since 1986 we celebrate the legacy and death of this iconic figure in US History. We feel like we know EVERYTHING about this person. In fact, it was difficult for me to write 1000 words that could truly honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. As I researched and thought about this story, you can imagine that I found tons of information…
19: This Month in Black History – “Happy Holidays”
Reflect on your own cultures and traditions with this month’s 19 story.
19: This Month in Black History – “I’ll Go to Jail”: Detroit’s Richard Henry and GOAL
This month we share the story of Richard Henry, the president of Detroit’s Group on Advanced Leadership (GOAL) and the activism around truly incorporating Black history in primary and secondary school history textbooks.