Afrofuturism: Writing New Worlds

This lesson introduces Afrofuturism through key figures, vocabulary, Black Panther, and a guided analysis of an original speculative-fiction excerpt.

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This lesson introduces Afrofuturism through key figures, vocabulary, Black Panther, and a guided analysis of an original speculative-fiction excerpt. Students discuss technology, cultural heritage, social change, and representation while developing ideas for imagining new worlds.

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Students will define Afrofuturism in their own words.
Students will identify key figures and themes in Afrofuturist works.
Students will analyze how technology and cultural heritage shape imagined societies.
Students will explain how speculative fiction can address social issues.

Afrofuturism: Writing New Worlds

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