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    • Are statues accurate historical representations? 
    • What bias do artists show in recreations of historical events?
    • How can artistic historical representations help us better understand historical context? 
    • What story does the truth tell and what story does the artistic representation tell? Does it matter if they are different? 

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    Sculpture dedicated to the Foot Soldiers of the Birmingham Civil Rights Movement. Kelly Ingram Park, Birmingham, Alabama
    Sculpture dedicated to the Foot Soldiers of the Birmingham Civil Rights Movement. Kelly Ingram Park, Birmingham, Alabama
    The actual photograph that the Foot Soldier of Birmingham statue was based off of.
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    Thanks  Kile Clabaugh for the post and images.  I had listened to Malcolm Gladwell's podcast on this earlier - very powerful and quite a lesson! Appreciate the photos you added.

    I'm also interested to know what other podcasts folks use in classroom curriculum and lessons that connect history and primary sources. 

    Hi Cheryl, 

    I just came across a new podcast by Jill Lepore that is FANTASTIC at connecting history with today. I plan on creating something with it, but wanted to share the link: https://www.thelastarchive.com/ 

    I just listened to the trailer.  I’m hooked!  Thanks for the link!

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