Black history is treated as something separate and apart from American history, argues high school student-activist Lauryn Donovan. In a conversation with the University of Missouri鈥檚 LaGarrett J. King, she explains what it feels like not to see yourself in literature, history, or your school鈥檚 teaching staff.
LaGarrett J. King
LaGarrett J. King is the Isabella Wade Lyda and Paul Lyda Professor of Education and the founding director of the Carter Center for K-12 Black history education at the University of Missouri鈥檚 College of Education.
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