Why Are Cookouts So Important For Black Joy? | Trial & Tribulation

PBS Learning Media
Contributed By
PBS Learning Media
Resource Type
Classroom Material
Keywords
race racism systemic racism trauma generational trauma police trauma mental health mental health resources historical trauma BLM Black Lives Matter Black history Black trauma George Floyd Minneapolis community healing Minnesota history Derek Chauvin Chauvin Trial African Americans Black identity Juneteenth Rondo Days cookouts church barbecues Black joy Trial & Tribulation Black community Black traditions Black celebrations African American community African American traditions African American celebrations
Subjects
History-Social Science
Grade Levels
Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
Audience
Classroom Teacher / Educator
Related Resources

Why Are Cookouts So Important For Black Joy? | Trial & Tribulation

Local voices of the black community explain the importance and power of moments of Black joy, from family cookouts and church barbecues to community celebrations such, as St. Paul's Rondo Days, to celebrating National Holidays like Juneteenth. What makes community gatherings so necessary for Black joy?
Publisher
PBS Learning Media

Unfortunately, we were unable to load the necessary assets to access this site.
Try reloading the page to verify your network is still working.

If the problem persists, please verify that https://cdn.caeducatorstogether.org/ is not blocked by your network firewall. You may need to reach out to your agency's Network/IT support staff to get access.

For any questions or further assistance please contact us at support@onelearningcommunity.com