In this activity, students pose as different significant individuals during the civil rights movement. We present this information in a form of a game called ‘Who Am I?”.  Who Am I is a simple game that makes a good icebreaker at parties, especially when played by a larger group. It gets people to mingle and talk to each other. Very few supplies are needed for the Who Am I party game; it's inexpensive and fun to play. The game is extremely simple, and plays out according to very specific, easily explained rules.
Student have chosen an individual from the Civil Rights Movement from previous/ current research done in class. After a person is picked, the student will write something similar to a monologue or biography about that individual. Students will then create a podcast. As a class, we will listen to the podcast and all guess who that significant individual is. 


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