Getting Back to Abnormal: Race and Class
In this lesson, students will practice listening, research and discussion skills as they analyze American…
Race in America | Uncovering America
This PBS Lesson Plan Explores: How does art both shape and reflect understandings of race…
Comparing Civil Wars
It was a war between North and South in which racism and economic interests played…
Native Lives Matter goes beyond police brutality
The US cannot achieve social and racial equality without the inclusion of its indigenous population….
Allegories on race and racism | Camara Jones | TEDxEmory
In the TED TALK, Camara uses her own experience to explain the concept of “race”…
Ebony and Ivy: Race, Slavery, and the Troubled History of America’s Universities: Craig Steven Wilder: Bloomsbury Publishing
A groundbreaking exploration of the intertwined histories of slavery, racism, and higher education in America,…
Strategies for an Equal Education: Lesson Plan | Percy Julian
A PBS lesson plan that examines inequality in education for African Americans in the 20th…
Tribal Justice | Lesson Plan: Tribal Courts and Healing to Wellness
The documentary Tribal Justice explores tribal courts in two Native American communities in California and…
Bisbee ’17 | Lesson Plan: Collaborating with History – Re-Examining the Past through Research and Reenactment
In this lesson for Bisbee ’17, students will explore the concept of historical memory and consider…
The Role of Storytelling in the Justice System
From “stand-your-ground” and “open carry” laws to police shootings and responses to bullying, the legal…