ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — What are some of the best ways to make a kid dream big?
If you ask one local group, that answer is exposure and representation.
The Shirley Proctor Puller Foundation is an education organization aiming to close the education gap for minority students.
The foundation’s M.A.S.T.R. Kids after-school program hosted their first-ever wax museum called Blacks In Wax, A Walk Into History.
The kids dressed up as Black leaders, entertainers and inventors. Leaders for the foundation say this wax museum was meant to inspire and get kids excited about learning.
Each child gave a one-page summary about the person who they dressed up as for the program.
The exercise was part of the M.A.S.T.R. Kids after school’s Black History Month programming, but the foundation is pledging to make sure the kids get this kind of education year-round.
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