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NPR & Black History Month Segments
February 10, 2008 by The_Urban_Scientist
Sunday Weekend Edition, February 10, 2008, of NPR featured a story about a Black History Month Program at the Smithsonian: Play Celebrates Untold Stories of Black Inventors. Read the write and listen to the broadcast.
Also worth checking out are the related links, especially:
Tell Me More, January 29, 2008, Making Black History Month Fun for Kids. An audio you must dowload and listen to.
News & Notes, Feb. 28, 2007, A Black History Month Pop Quiz. It's an audio that you MUST dowload and listen to. Is Black History month outdated, no longer relevant? Hold your opinion until you hear this segment.
Hyperlinks to these segments can be accessed at
http://sciedsociety.blogspot.com
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