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The document discusses the story of African Americans and their journey to gain equality after slavery. It mentions that everyone has a dream and story to tell. It then provides details about the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, the first major school for African Americans founded in 1881 by Booker T. Washington, which aimed to teach students basic skills to bring back to their communities and produce teachers to educate at new black schools across the South.
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- 1. AFRICAN AME RICAN PE RSPE CTIVE : I HAVE A DR EA M!! EXPERIENCE IN EDUCATION Tevin Washington Dr. Carter Digital Storytelling 3/4/2014
- 2. WE EACH HAVE A STORY Everyone has a dream to follow, A journey to take, and a story to begging to be written and told; and the story of African Americans branches out in multiple directions. After rising from the dark days of slavery, African Americans have fought many battles in order gain equality, and have faced many trails and hardships along the way.
- 3. TUSKEGEE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE The Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute was the first major school for African Americans founded and funned by Booker T Washington in 1881. initially using space in a local church. The Tuskegee faculty used all the activities to teach the students basic skills to take back to their mostly rural black communities throughout the South. The main goal was not to produce farmers and tradesmen, but teachers of farming and trades who taught in the new schools and colleges for blacks across the South.