Student Video

Below is a collection of all of our online video clips featuring student speeches, classroom footage and student work, with the most recent clips appearing first. Watch this space for more as we continue to grow our extensive library online.

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Student Addison B. Reflects on What He Has Learned from Facing History

Student Addison B.
5 days 23 hours ago
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Student Ashley W. Reflects on Identity and Labeling

Student Ashley W. comes to understand that just as no one label can describe her, her classmates do not fit into neat categories either.
6 days 22 min ago
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Student Anthony G. asks Paul Rusesabagina about How to Be Your Best Self

Student Anthony G asks Paul Rusesabagina what can help us strive to be our best self. Mr. Rusesabagina replies that we must remain who we are, especially in difficult circumstances.
1 week 34 min ago
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Student A.J. P. asks Paul Rusesabagina about Holding Individuals Accountable for Genocide

Student AJ P. asks Paul Rusesabagina about whether individuals should be held accountable for inaction in the face of genocide.  Mr.
1 week 59 min ago
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Eve S.: The "In" Group

Eve S. reflects on an experience she had in eighth grade, when her need to belong affected the way she treated one of her classmates.
2 weeks 5 days ago
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The Makings of a Leader

In the student-produced video The Makings of a Leader, two high school students explore what it means to be a leader through an interview with civil rights activist and professor James Breeden.
10 weeks 1 day ago
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The Struggle for a Good Education

The Struggle for a Good Education is a student-produced video that highlights issues in education in the greater Boston area during the civil rights movement through an interview with Jean McGuire, th
10 weeks 1 day ago
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Our Destiny

Our Destiny is a student-produced video that explores historical and contemporary issues of race in Boston through an interview with political activist, author, and professor Mel King.
10 weeks 1 day ago
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For Roxbury

For Roxbury is a student-produced video that highlights Sarah-Ann Shaw, the first African American female reporter for WBZ-TV in Boston, who fought for fair representation in the media.
10 weeks 1 day ago
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Student Ibtesam A. Speaks at the 2008 New England Benefit Dinner

Student Ibtesam A., a native of Pakistan, spoke at the 24th Annual New England Dinner about the major impact that Facing History has had on his outlook and way of thinking.
10 weeks 5 days ago