Cheryl was still on the sea-green chaise with the Let’s Go book open on her lap when Frank knocked lightly on the door. He’d had a few glasses of champagne after she left and was full of stories about his grandfather and how the other guests had reacted to his speech. Cheryl tried to listen, […]
“I am fortunate to have many family members who nurtured my artistic interests from a young age. Whenever the holidays rolled around, I could count on my family to practically bombard me with art supplies from a variety of mediums.” My friends are also a huge source […]
For the next hour Shaw v. Reno was forgotten, and in response to Cheryl’s steady prodding, Frank told her how his grandmother had used her position as the wife of a prominent local doctor to chip away at segregation in Lathrop, Virginia. Once, in the early sixties, he told her, when the city closed the […]
Emily Piasecki is a junior at Carthage College studying Elementary Education and Urban Education. She will be student teaching and graduating in the spring of 2020. Emily hopes to utilize art integration in her teaching to help make learning more accessible for her students. As Emily brings art to education, we […]