Black history plays a substantial role in American history. Often times it is overlooked or underrepresented! In this podcast, we did a public interview with students and teachers at our school. We did an interview to demonstrate the significance of education and perspective on Black History month.

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Black history is very imperative in today's society. In order to progress through history, people need to know where they came from and the evolution of their ancestors. Many people in today’s generation lack the knowledge of their history because they are not being taught through secondary education. In this podcast, we inform students and teachers at our school through interviews and testing of knowledge. We interviewed two students and teachers at Central High School in Phenix City, AL. The teachers who were interviewed ranged from 40-55. The students ranged from 16-18. The questions asked