Miriam Makeba South African Singer and Human Rights Advocate Podcast Resources
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- Contributor:
- History Detective
- Grade Level:
- 10-12
- File Type:
- Worksheet and PPT
Description
In this lesson, students will be introduced to the extraordinary life of Miriam Makeba, the woman who inspired the viral TikTok song Makeba.
They will listen to a History Detective podcast about the life of Miriam Makeba and engage in critical analysis of both the song lyrics and the video clip.
The historical focus for the lesson it understanding the difference between implicit and explicit meaning.
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