With Black History Month approaching, many schools across the U.S. are preparing to honor influential and successful African Americans throughout history.
I always enjoy seeing photos and videos of children creating display boards, costumes, and scripts about the figures they believe deserve recognition during this meaningful month.
It’s even more special when a child chooses to learn about and present on Michael Jackson.
Beyond appreciating their research, effort, and dedication in bringing Michael’s legacy to life, it’s also a bittersweet reminder that these kids were born in a time without him. Yet, his impact endures through each one who chooses to celebrate him.
Here’s a student from Hubert Middle School in Savannah, Georgia, presenting a Living Wax Museum tribute to Michael Jackson:
Here another student from Wimbish World Language Academy in Arlington, Texas:
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