Timeline Of Events You May Not Learn In Traditional Classrooms
Bronzeville Edition
1916
1919
Red Summer
The 'Great Migration' or Great Fleeing from Terrorism
1941
1963
Ida B. Wells Homes officially opnes
"Freedom Day"
In this short video you will learn more about the oppression which led up to the death of a black teenage boy who's raft drifted into the 'white' section of the 29th Street Beach in Chicago in 1919. Riots broke out, leading to a 2 week massacre of Black residents.
Freedom Day
On October 22, 1963, students in Chicago Public Schools helped lead a boycott, demanding adequate resources in their schools. This was prompted by generations of intentional underfunding of schools in majority Black & Brown neighborhoods.
Critical Events Timeline
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Timeline Of Events You May Not Learn In Traditional Classrooms
Bronzeville Edition
1916
1919
Red Summer
The 'Great Migration' or Great Fleeing from Terrorism
1941
1963
Ida B. Wells Homes officially opnes
"Freedom Day"
In this short video you will learn more about the oppression which led up to the death of a black teenage boy who's raft drifted into the 'white' section of the 29th Street Beach in Chicago in 1919. Riots broke out, leading to a 2 week massacre of Black residents.
Freedom Day
On October 22, 1963, students in Chicago Public Schools helped lead a boycott, demanding adequate resources in their schools. This was prompted by generations of intentional underfunding of schools in majority Black & Brown neighborhoods.