Nygren, Thomas, and Brian Johnsrud. “What Would Martin Luther King Jr. Say? Teaching the Historical and Practical Past to Promote Human Rights in Education.” Journal of Human Rights Practice , vol. 10, no. 2, July 2018, pp. 287–306. EBSCOhost , doi:10.1093/jhuman/huy013. For my academic translation, since I am also an American Studies major with a minor in Political Science and History, I went with the article What Would Martin Luther King Jr. Say? Teaching the Historical and Practical Past to Promote Human Rights in Education by Thomas Nygren and Brian Johnsrud, which was found using the databases the Trible library uses at Christopher Newport University. Those who I interviewed for this assignment include Dr. Charles Ford , a professor of History at Norfolk State University (NSU) and historian; and Dr. Elizabeth Wood , a lecturer at Christopher Newport Univerity (CNU) in the Department of Histor...
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