American History – Teachers Institute of Philadelphia

The Ongoing Black Freedom Struggle: Expanding the Single Story of the Civil Rights Movement

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Teaching African American Culture Through Cinema

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Welcome to America: Enslaved Diasporic and Indigenous People

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Rich or King “Founding” Fathers or Mothers’ Mythology

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Learning Through the Lens: How Hollywood Shapes the Way We View History

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Reds in Tinseltown: The Cold War, Hollywood, and Blacklisting

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Jazz as Black History: Teaching African American History Through Musicology

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The Impact of the Haitian Revolution on 18th Century Philadelphia

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Why Isn’t Puerto Rico a State Yet?

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The Overreach of the American Empire in the War for Vietnam

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The Panama Canal: Path to Global Destiny

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The Seminole and African Collaboration: An Alliance for Survival

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Whispering Rivers: Whatever Happened to the Indians of Pennsylvania?

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The Civil Rights Era

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“Can We All Get Along?” Evaluating Racism in the Media

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Liberty and Justice for (Not) All

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Marcellus Shale: Finding Common Ground

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African American History as told through African American Music

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Allegory and America: Analyzing the work of Virginia Lee Burton

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Encounters of the First Kind: Early U.S. and Middle East Relations

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