Keisha and Oyinlola's Afrocentric Mulitcultural Connection
   
DESIGNED TO TEACH CHILDREN ABOUT OTHER CHILDREN LIKE AND UNLIKE THEMSELVES ACROSS THE GLOBE
 
Afrocentism stresses for a curriculum which recognizes the experiences of all cultures equally. Therefore it is beneficial for an Afrocentric, multicultural curriculum to be taught in schools.





 
What are Our Children Learning?
Students are taught how great the civilizations of Rome and Greece were, but how many people learn how strong and mighty the empires of Ethiopia and Ghana were.





 
Are we really preparing our children for the real world?
Why are A Tale of Two Cities and Julius Caesar required texts in schools instead of The Miseducation of the Negro or Introduction to Black Studies?



 
Favourite links
 

Afrocentrism in Schools
Task Force


Parent and Teacher Guide to Multicultural Books for Children
Task Force


Test # 14100 "A" Contract
Task Force

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