These Curriculum Resource Guides were designed by the 2016-2017 African Diaspora Fellows. Each Curriculum Resource Guide is crafted around a topic that focuses on the cultures, politics, and/or economics of the African diaspora and includes:
- Topic description
- NC Standards aligned to the topic
- Key concepts
- Generalizations
- Inquiry questions
- A list of annotated resources
Pan-Africanism and Black Internationalism
The Haitian Revolution: Its History and Connection to the Negritude Movement
Created by: Diane Smith, East Mecklenburg High School
Grade/class level: French 4 or 5 AP or IB
Subject areas: World History; History of the Americas; World Literature; French; Global Politics
Tags: The Haitian Revolution; Transatlantic slave trade; Negritude Movement; Toussaint Louverture
Tags (French): La revolution haïtienne; La traite transatlantique; La Négritude; Toussaint Louverture
Power, Home and the Quest for Stories
Created by: Jennifer Mont, Weaver Academy
Grade/class level: English II, EII
Subject areas: English Language Arts; Social Studies
Tags: Storytelling, Power, Home, Implicit Bias
Social Movements, Resistance
& Activism
Afrolatinx Identity and Resistance Through Music
Created by: Jamie Shell, TC Roberson High School
Grade/class level: 9th-12th grades
Subject areas: Spanish
Tags: Maintaining identity, resisting assimilation, African roots of mainstream music, societal erasure
Equal Protection Under the Law
Created by: Angela Kitchen, Craven Early College High School
Grade/class level: 9th-12th grades
Subject areas: English Language Arts; Social Studies
Tags: Justice; Democracy; Citizenship; Suffrage; Legal Protections; Rule of Law
Resistance Rhetoric: Analyzing Activist Texts from Abolition to #BlackLivesMatter
Created by: Holly Jordan, Hillside High School
Grade/class level: 9th-12th grades
Subject areas: English Language Arts; Social Studies
Tags: Rhetorical analysis, Social movements, Black Lives Matter, Activism, Text Comparison,
African-American history, African-American literature
Slavery and the Transatlantic
Slave Trade
African Slave Trade
Created by: Lauren Boop, Hilburn Drive Academy
Grade/class level: 8th grade
Subject areas: Social Studies
Tags: Slavery, Migration, Trade, Racism, Oppression
“I am Unbreakable”: Developing and Maintaining Identity and Other Forms of Resistance to the Transatlantic Slave Trade
Created by: Savannah Cutrell, Gates County High School
Grade/class level: 10th, 11th, & 12th grades
Subject areas: American History: The Founding Principles, Civics & Economics & American History I
Tags: Methods, Slavery, Resistance, Slave Songs, Quilting Code, Language Use, Identify Development, Enslaved Culture, Enslaved Adaptation
Created by: Sashir Moore-Sloan, Lowes Grove Magnet Middle School
Grade/class level: 7th grade
Subject areas: Social studies
Tags: Forced Migration, Slavery, Resistance, Racism
Transatlantic Slave Trade: The Bina Project
Created by: Michael Williams, Warren New Tech High School
Grade/class level: 9th-12th grades
Subject areas: Social Studies; World History; American History
Tags: Slavery, Music, Oral History, Resistance & Rebellion, History
