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Resources for Discussing Civil Discourse and Peaceful Transitions of Power

Tuesday, February 1, 2022/Ateret Cope

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Resource URL

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1d5iRi2ooD5n9coC3JFv_h37Qjf2GT0v8tJP5fDFxssk/view

Source Name

Michigan Council for Social Studies

Source URL

https://mcssmi.org/

Resource Group: Human Rights, Innovative teaching strategies, Social Empowerment Through Education, Teaching Race in Our Times
Posted in: America
Subject Area: Government, U.S. History

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