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The students in the class who researched sportspeople as their “Fakebook” project now feedback to the class<\/a> with their findings by identifying the one most important event in their lives which illustrates their importance to the civil rights struggle. Everyone in the class uses this to start developing a thematic timeline document<\/a>. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

The students in the class who researched sportspeople as their “Fakebook” project now feedback to the class with their findings by identifying the one most important event in their lives which illustrates their importance to the civil rights struggle. 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