Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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The ST. Louis Blues: Music, Migration, and the Movement [the ST. Louis Blues: Music, Migration, and the Movement Will Be a Place-based Learning Workshop Examining the Dynamic Historical Ties Between Music, Urban Environments, and Race Relations in the History of ST. Louis and Its Physical Environment. It Will Take the Form of Two Six-day Experiential Learning Workshops for K-12 Educators in July 2024, Headquartered at the National Blues Museum in ST. Louis, Missouri. ST. Louis Is Defined by Both Groundbreaking Cultural Contributions of Black Genius and an Urban History of Discrimination, Displacement, and Erasure, Making the City a Crucial Site for Studying Race Relations During the 20TH and 21ST Centuries. Constructed by These Complex Historical Forces, ST. Louis Is an Ideal Location for Place-based Learning Projects That Incorporate the Humanities. in This Way, the Landscape of ST. Louis and Its Musical History Will Be a Valuable Framework to Aid Educators in Creating Inclusive Curriculums Around United States History and Culture.]
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