LGBT Rights and History
- Created by:
- ufn2885 uln2885
- Adapted From
- LGBT Rights and History
- Date Published
- July 14, 2016
- Last Modified
- November 07, 2021
- Description
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This teaching collection contains resources to support a U.S. history lesson. It includes documents, videos, and websites related to the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans-, and other sexual minorities) movement. The four themes of this collection are: -People -Pride and Diversity of Experiences (reflecting a range of LGBT identities) -History, Challenges, and Accomplishments -Additional Resources
- Notes to Other Users
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Teachers: Many of the resources link to content outside of the Smithsonian Learning Lab. Please preview materials before sharing them with your students. Explore the images as well as the information (from the metadata, text, and outside links) and consider what you may want to add to your history lessons. Questions asked are inspired by the Harvard Project Zero thinking strategies, specifically "Unveiling Stories"
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