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From RETRO REPORT. #Teachers, how are you marking #nativeamericanheritagemonth? Learn how Matt Jackson, one of the members of Retro Report’s Council of Educators, has used Retro Report’s Contemporary Indigenous History collection with his students in Oklahoma to spark engaging, timely conversations. Tap our link in bio today to access the full collection, which features short…

From RETRO REPORT. New Short Doc: During President Trump’s second term, one legal phrase has been center stage: habeas corpus. With a new short video and classroom resources, teach your students about how habeas corpus relates to recent debates over the limits of presidential power. Tap our link in bio to learn more. #Ice #edchat…