Memphis 13 Mural Project Overview

The video discusses the creation of murals to honor the Memphis 13, the first black students to integrate into Memphis Shelby County Schools in 1961. The murals aim to educate students about this significant historical event. The second mural is being painted at Springdale Elementary, one of the original schools involved. The project also includes plans for more murals and a school curriculum centered around the Memphis 13, highlighting the importance of sharing this history with future generations.

What is the primary goal of the Memphis 13 mural project?

• To promote local artists

• To honor historical figures

• To beautify school buildings

• To raise funds for schools

Where is the second Memphis 13 mural being painted?

• Bruce Elementary

• Rozelle Elementary

• Springdale Elementary

• Gordon Elementary

Who were the Memphis 13?

• A group of artists

• The first black students to integrate schools in Memphis

• Local government officials

• A team of educators

What year did the Memphis 13 make history?

• 1960

• 1961

• 1970

• 1980

How did Springdale Elementary honor the Memphis 13?

• By painting a mural

• By holding a concert

• By organizing a sports event

• By hosting a parade

Who is Jamon Bullock?

• A local historian

• A school principal

• A member of the Memphis 13

• A Memphis artist and former student

What is the educational purpose of the murals?

• To provide a space for student art

• To inspire students with historical stories

• To teach art techniques

• To display local wildlife

What future plans does the Memphis 13 Foundation have?

• To build new schools

• To create more murals and a curriculum

• To organize annual festivals

• To publish a book

Which schools are next in line for the Memphis 13 murals?

• Bruce and Springdale

• North and South

• Rozelle and Gordon

• Central and East

Why is it important to share the history of the Memphis 13 with students?

• To encourage them to become artists

• To entertain them during school

• To prepare them for exams

• To help them understand their potential impact