6-Year-Old Impersonates Black History's Famous Figures

Rosie, a six-year-old from Michigan, creates educational videos about black history, focusing on positive contributions by black Americans. She impersonates famous black women and shares her work on social media. Her creative family supports her with thrifted costumes, and her work has gained recognition from notable figures and the Michigan Governor.

What is the main focus of Rosie's educational videos?

• World Geography

• Environmental Conservation

• Black History and Achievements

• Mathematics and Science

Why does Rosie choose to impersonate famous Black women?

• To showcase their contributions to history

• To learn acting skills

• To entertain her friends

• To practice her makeup skills

What unique approach does Rosie take in her videos for Black History Month?

• Teaching advanced mathematics

• Discussing global warming

• Highlighting Black inventors

• Focusing on negative aspects of history

How does Rosie's family contribute to her video production?

• By managing her social media

• By providing thrifted costumes

• By writing scripts

• By editing videos

Which notable figure has recognized Rosie's work?

• The Principal of her school

• Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer

• The Mayor of Detroit

• The President of the United States