A Worthy Piece of Work

A Worthy Piece of Work tells the compelling story of Madeline Morgan, an activist educator in WWII-era Chicago who developed curricula advocating for Black recognition and citizenship. Her pioneering efforts gained national attention and served as a model for educators nationwide, highlighting the ongoing struggle over Black history and representation in schools. Scholar Michael Hines uncovers this important history, emphasizing the enduring challenge of confronting anti-Black racism in education.