Milwaukee French Immersion School hosts African American author read-in
Parents and community leaders read books written by African American authors to expose students to literature that reflects black experiences.
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♪ PATRICK: IN FEBRUARY, WISN 12 JOINS IN THE CELEBRATION OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH. TODAY, MILWAUKEE FRENCH IMMERSION SCHOOL PUT TOGETHER AN AFRICAN AMERICAN AUTHOR READ-IN. PARENTS AND COMMUNITY LEADERS READ BOOKS WRITTEN BY AFRICAN AMERICAN AUTHORS. THE PURPOSE IS TO EXPOSE STUDENTS TO LITERATURE THAT REFLECTS BLACK EXPERIENCES >> IT’S A TIME FOR EVERYONE TO STEP BACK A LITTLE BIT AND JUST BE EXPOSED TO A NEW EXPERIEN THAT YOU MIGHT NOT GET AT HOME. PATRICK: THIS IS THE THIRD YEAR IN A ROW THE SCHOOL HAS
Milwaukee French Immersion School hosts African American author read-in
Parents and community leaders read books written by African American authors to expose students to literature that reflects black experiences.
Updated: 11:44 AM CST Feb 8, 2020
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