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Nickelodeon supports and celebrate Public Schools across the country and this year to celebrate Black History Month we visited Chicago's Fernwood elementary school as they paid tribute to the struggle for civil rights by celebrating greatness and black educate you for the Mazda 5 come tonight because we want to see make sure that our children also know the black history do you want to go to the store for my family and friends came together Howard University I believe I see a lot of very high up school is just something that's really important we just think it's awesome we enjoy them live on your own in order to be successful part of the event is the step show and they also they include a lift every voice and sing there was even a special appearance in dr. Terrence Roberts one of the Little Rock Nine for group of Brave teams that let a key moment in a civil rights movement in 1957 to end the separation of people based on race what's through telling our stories to each other that we learn as we learn the stories of the people who came before us don't think they have meaning that you have to tell your own story kids in the audience you have to tell play who you are I have no right to tell you who you are become even more important because it helps us get at the truth and if we emphasize that with younger kids they develop into the future is uncertain as it is knowing who we are Nickelodeon is proud to recognize the amazing work of dr. Terrence Roberts and the kids teachers and staff of Fernwood elementary school as they paved the way for the Next Generation long as we have each other's back

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