04 Nov Create original poetry or rap lyrics about the characters, events, and
THEMES:
– We Shall Overcome: The Voting Rights Act of 1965
– Freedom Summer
– Mississippi Democratic Freedom Party
* Create original poetry or rap lyrics about the characters, events, and themes from the readings or PowerPoint.
*Change themes if necessary
*No specific word count
*Please look at the POWER POINTS & POETRY EXAMPLE
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