Stevie Wonder, MLK and Nelson Mandela

In the 2nd grade Sunshine textbook in JHS, one of the programs introduces Stevie Wonder and his heroes, Martin Luther King Junior and Nelson Mandela.

Since the information in the book is quite limited, my JTE asked me to make a presentation to explain more about who Stevie Wonder is and why he respects MLK and Nelson Mandela.

When I present these slides, I read the sentences on the slides and then rephrase them again in different words.
If I have time in the future, I will add some speaker notes.

For the true or false questions, I normally just have the students show me their answers by making hand signs.
A circle for true and an X for false.

There are 3 slideshows and I present them over a period of 3 lessons. Just going through the slides takes about 15 minutes for each one. But depending on how much your JTE needs to translate or expand upon, it might take longer.

Feel free to copy the slideshows and make any adjustments you see fit.

The slideshows :

Part 1:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1uifQW373DiTKhk5VyQSNJv0MYlXGpQjgSYwVahOKwzo/edit#slide=id.g16d762c7dc3_0_331

Part 2:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/14bJNuA_wP8CAe02EVu7OYdJ0aIHYa7NEuo8VTe7Mlmk/edit#slide=id.g16f34322f9a_0_7

Part 3:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1uRw-CqICdafzygqiS7jLaP5-MqujF1MVWhYLXkYPrW0/edit#slide=id.g17685f2ee46_0_0

Notes:

I'm neither American nor South African, though I did grow up in Europe as a child of African immigrants.

Also, understanding the history of racism, colonialism, and racial struggles is already hard, let alone needing to learn about it in a foreign language as a 2nd-grade JHS student in Japan.

Therefore, I tried to simplify it as much as possible. ( for example not talking about Malcolm X and claiming white and black South Africans have been equal since Nelson Mandela became president etc.)

Also, I'm also open to any tips or constructive criticism.