A digital image of a photograph from one of the community gatherings that Cosby Hunt organized while teaching Project PRIDE (Parents Roots Inspire a Dedication to Education) at Bell Multicultural High School. Mr. Hunt discusses the community gatherings at [00:57:28.25].

A digital image of framed print photograph of Cosby Hunt (right) and two close friends, Eric Wilson (left) and Sandy Zipp (center). This item is discussed at [01:03:10] Cosby Hunt Session 1.

A digital image of a photograph of Cosby Hunt teaching at Bell Multicultural High School in the early 2000s.

A digital image of a photograph of Cosby Hunt with some of his students at Bell Multicultural High School in 1998.

A digital image of a print photograph of Cosby Hunt as an infant with his mother and paternal grandparents. This item is discussed at [00:40:00.00] Cosby Hunt Session 2.

A digital image of a photograph that Cosby Hunt took around the time that he began teaching at Bell Multicultural High School. A note on the back of the photograph reads: 'Looking west down Irving Street, 1998.' The title of this image was taken from the caption on the back of the original photograph.

A digital image of a photograph of Cosby Hunt teaching a Real World History class outside of Cardozo High School. After five years at Cardozo (School year 2014-2015 through 2018-2019), the Real World History program moved to Thurgood Marshall Academy in the fall of 2019.

A digital image of a photograph of Real World History students and their narrators at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City on a group trip to visit the exhibition 'One Way Ticket: Jacob Lawrence's Migration Series'. Mr. Hunt discusses the group trip at [00:33:03.04].

A digital image of a group photo of the 2019-2020 cohort of Real World History sitting in front of Thurgood Marshall Academy Public Charter School, where the class was taught. Cosby Hunt discusses teaching Real World History and teaching full-time at TMA during the 2019-2020 school year at [01:04:37.08].

This is the first session of a life history interview with Cosby Hunt, a career educator, native Washingtonian, and creator of Real World History at the Center for Inspired Teaching. In this interview Cosby Hunt reflects on this his family background, his parent’s lives, and his early life in Washington, D.C., in the 1970s and 1980s.