Reconstruction
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A comprehensive online platform that provides unapologetically Black education for learners of all ages.
Boston MA
Joined July 2020
π£ Pod Save the People, @reconstruct_us, and @CampaignZero are BACK with a brand new 'Blackest Book Club' reading list as a meaningful celebration of Black History Month. Don't miss the chance to be part of this literary celebration! https://t.co/X1BhZzudhw
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The Reconstruction team will be taking a little break from our socials but you can continue keeping up with us by subscribing to our newsletter - The Reconstruction. Radar. Classes will remain open for registration. You can sign up via the https://t.co/Z60Q8Q3oXU! πβπΎ
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Traditional curriculum has often left Black students feeling disengaged, misunderstood, and unsafe. Reconstruction US offers a curriculum that provides a safe and supportive learning environment for Black homeschooling children, allowing them to explore their heritage & history.
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Reconstruction US emphasizes the contributions of powerful, creative, and resilient ancestors of the African Diaspora. By showcasing these contributions across various aspects of life globally, our platform instills a sense of heritage and legacy in children.
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Reconstruction US recognized the need to inspire children's imaginations and reconnect them to the magic of the Black community. By incorporating engaging and inclusive content, we foster a sense of wonder and possibility among children, showing them that anything is possible.
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Reconstruction US provides homeschooling parents with a platform that focuses on representing and empowering children of the African Diaspora. We aim to counteract traditional curriculum's minimally positive or negative portrayal of Black history and culture.
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Calling all homeschooling parents! Here are 4 reasons why reconstruction is important for homeschooling parents.
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Braiding, locs, twists and natural hairstyles have been passed down through generations, creating a bond and connection between family members. ππ½ββοΈ
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One thing Black families are going to do is celebrate our loved ones. This looks like large gatherings following a graduation, birthday, anniversary, etc. π
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Sunday dinners hold a special place in Black culture. It's a time to come together to enjoy soulful meals after church or spend quality time at home. π½οΈ
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July is National Family Reunion Month! βπΎ Join us this summer with our culturally inclusive Summer Jam classes. You can register at https://t.co/Z60Q8Q3oXU today!
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Gospel music continues to evolve and thrive today. Contemporary gospel artists like Kirk Franklin, Yolanda Adams, and Mary Mary have gained recognition and popularity, blending traditional gospel with elements of contemporary music.
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Gospel music began to take shape as a distinct genre in the 1920s, with artists like Thomas A. Dorsey pioneering its style. Songs like "We Shall Overcome" and artists like Mahalia Jackson became anthems and voices of the movement, providing hope, inspiration, and strength.
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In the early 17th century, hymns and sacred songs were often repeated in a call-and-response fashion, heavily influenced by ancestral African music. After the abolition of slavery in 1865, gospel music became a source of comfort and empowerment for the Black community.
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The musical roots of gospel can be traced back to African religious and musical practices brought to the U.S. through the transatlantic slave trade. Spirituals developed during the era of slavery, serving as expressions of faith and resistance.
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From the soul-stirring melodies of old, to the transcendent rhythms of today, the evolution of gospel music in Black history is a harmonious journey. πΌ
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The verdict is in: our free Juneteenth classes were a huge success! βπΏ Juneteenth may be over until next year, but learning about Black history & culture never stops. Check out our catalog of unapologetically Black online courses for learners of all ages: https://t.co/3Z6RIgdMW7
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Happy 4th of July! As we celebrate Independence Day, we also recognize that weβre still fighting for many of our rights - including learning about our history. Black history IS American history, and our contributions to this country deserve recognition and recognition.
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