The partnership of the African American Museum of Dallas and W.M. Dulaney Branch of ASALH presents “COMMUNITY AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY CLASS”.
This class has a dual purpose. It focuses on the adoption of Freedmen Schools during the civil rights movement, initiated by the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) in Mississippi and Alabama. These schools played a crucial role in educating African Americans and fostering a sense of identity and pride through teaching African American History.
It also combats the national ban on teaching African American History.
Check out the details below.
D/FW ASALH 
Hello All,
Looking forward to the sessions.
Ms. Carey
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This is Rhonda Miller. I just got this notice today so I missed the first two sessions. Is it too late to join the rest of the series? Thank.
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Hello Ms. Miller, It is not too late to attend, Hope to see you Saturday.
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