Kelly Wall
Hello!
Kelly is currently a 2019 Because of Her Story intern for the Smithsonian American Women's History Initiative. Through the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, she has worked closely with the Girlhood (It's Complicated) exhibition, set to open at the National Museum of American History in June 2020. Kelly graduated from Duquesne University with her B.A. in History and her B.S. in Secondary Education: Social Studies. In her undergraduate years, she was a 2018 Vira I. Heinz Women in Global Leadership Fellow as well as an active member of the mentoring organization, Strong Women, Strong Girls. She is currently a high school social studies teacher and enjoys traveling, hiking, and exploring the neighborhoods of Washington D.C.
Kelly Wall's collections
September 11, 2001
<p>This is a Smithsonian Learning Lab topical collection, which contains images, text, and other multimedia resources that may complement the Tween Tribune feature, <a href="https://www.tweentribune.com/article/teen/battered-bronze-sphere-returns-world-trade-center-site/"><em>Battered bronze sphere returns to World Trade Center site</em></a>. Use these resources to ask, where is 9/11 lie in our national memory? Is it recent event, or history?</p>
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White Standards Impact on Enslaved Women - Social
<p>The Transatlantic Slave Trade was not only physically enslaving but spiritually and mentally oppressing. Slave masters took control of the three social constructs that govern our society their race, class and gender expression and their identity. Examples of the infringement on the slave's identity can especially be seen with the treatment of female slaves. In this learning lab are a number of resources to explore the control of women's hair, body, and actions in enslavement. </p>
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