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16 hours

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Free

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Online

Difficulty level

Beginner

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  • Approx. 16 hours to complete
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  • The #BlackLivesMatter movement is the most significant political movement in African American life in the United States in the last fifty years. BLM leaders denounced anti-black racism, white supremacy, and police brutality and reshaped how we think about gender, sexuality, social justice, economic injustice, and crime. The movement is grounded in a long history of African American activism. From slave revolts to the Black Panther Party, from the founding of the Congressional Black Caucus, to the eruption of the #BLM Movements, this course is an interdisciplinary and historical exploration of the BlackLivesMatter movement.

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The Fundamentals of a Racist Culture

An Introduction to the Course

"The American Dream"

A Culture of Racism?

Acts and Riots in the 1960s

The Conservative Turn

A Divided Community

"To Fulfill These Rights..."

About The Moynihan Report

Remarks by President Obama on "My Brother's Keeper" Initiative

The Kerner Commission

The Welfare Queen

The Southern Strategy

Remarks by President Obama on Economic Mobility

The National Black Political Convention

The Dilemma of the New Black Politician

A Culture of Racism

The Conservative Movement

Divided Communities

Race, Police and Justice in the United States

Race and Policing

The Obama Presidency

The Troy Davis Moment

The Trayvon Martin Moment

The Black Code of St. Landry?s Parish, Louisiana, 1865

A Report from Occupied Territory by James Baldwin

Racial gap in U.S. arrest rates: Staggering disparity

The Many Causes of America?s Decline in Crime

Chicago police misconduct payouts topped $50 million

Police killed more than twice as many people as reported by US government

Barack Obama?s Speech on Race

Black Voters Turn Out in Big Numbers for Obama

Has President Obama Done Enough for Black Americans?

The Dream That Never Was: Black Millennials and the Promise of Obama

Blacks back 'Occupy', want Obama to be tougher on Wall Street

The Terrorists in Blue

Obama's Statement on Trayvon Martin's Verdict

A Herstory of the #BlackLivesMatter Movement

How Trayvon Martin?s Death Launched a New Generation of Black Activism

Policing Race in America

The Obama Presidency

The Trayvon Martin Moment

Building The #BlackLivesMatter Movement

A Generational Divide

A Women's Movement

Organizing the Movement

"Funding the Movement"

The Demands of a Movement

The Solidarity of a Movement

Al Sharpton's Eulogy for Mike Brown

Nurturing black youth activism

Not all of the Black freedom fighters are men

A Herstory of the #BlackLivesMatter Movement

Obama on the Grand Jury Decision in the Death of Eric Garner

Amid tensions, Sharpton lashes out at younger activists

How to fund #BlackLivesMatter

Do Foundations Co-Opt Civil Rights Organizations?

The Black Youth Project 100 and Minimum Wage

Black Lives Matter on the Docks

The Demographics of the Movement

The Organization of the Movement

The Politics of the Movement

The Future of #BlackLivesMatter

The George Floyd Moment

The Impact of a Movement

"A Global Movement"

An Anticapitalist Movement

From the George Floyd moment to a Black Lives Matter movement

Why The Killing of George Floyd Sparked an American Uprising

George Floyd: Five pieces of context to understand the protests

Black Lives Matter Protests: What's been achieved so far?

The Global Impact of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) Movement

Black Lives Matter: From Social Media Post to Global Movement

?Black Lives Matter? has become a global rallying cry against racism and police brutality

How Black Lives Matter went global, by co-founder Patrisse Cullors

Black Lives Matter Protests: Hope for the Future?

The George Floyd Moment

The Impact of the Movement

A Global Movement

The Future of the Movement

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