Search-Democracy and the Color of Change

Type	Title	Notes	Description	Category
Video		Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	Tongues Untied: Marlon Riggs' essay film gives voice to communities of black gay men, presenting their cultures and perspectives on the world as they confront racism, homophobia, and marginalization.
Lesson	Andrew Jackson and the “Children of the Forest”		A lesson in which students develop critical literacy skills by responding to Andrew Jackson’s speech on “Indian Removal.”	America’s Other Original Sin: Native Americans
Lesson	Discovering Columbus: Re-reading the Past		Anchor Lesson: How to engage students in a critical analysis of the textbook version of “discovery.”	America’s Other Original Sin: Native Americans
Reading	The Untold History of American Indian Slavery		History of American Indian Slavery	America’s Other Original Sin: Native Americans
Reading	An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States		In An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States, Dunbar-Ortiz adroitly challenges the founding myth of the United States and shows how policy against the Indigenous peoples was colonialist and designed to seize the territories of the original inhabitants, displacing or eliminating them. And as Dunbar-Ortiz reveals, this policy was praised in popular culture, through writers like James Fenimore Cooper and Walt Whitman, and in the highest offices of government and the military.	America’s Other Original Sin: Native Americans
Video	Native America history and race		Native America history	America’s Other Original Sin: Native Americans
Lesson	The Cherokee/Seminole Removal Role Play		Role play on the Cherokee-Seminole removal or Trail of Tears.	America’s Other Original Sin: Native Americans
Lesson	Teachable Moments Classroom Lessons		A great resource for lessons based on current events	Current Events:Teaching the Headlines
Lesson	Teaching about Racism, Violence, Inequity and the Criminal Justice System		Teaching about Racism, Violence, Inequity and the Criminal Justice System	Current Events:Teaching the Headlines
	The Wages of Whiteness		Book examines the economics of racism	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Reading	Institutional Racism		5 Examples of Institutional Racism in the United States	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Video	Racial Justice Series- Racism is Real		A three-part series that explores the many ways black Americans face racial bias. These short films—Racism is Real, Black Protests vs. White Riots, and Prison System by the Numbers—explore the effects of racial bias on the lives of black Americans and the ways in which racism impacts American society as a whole. Includes teacher guide	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Reading	Institutional Racism Is Our Way of Life		Article with links to data documenting institutional racism	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Reading	Structural Racism Glossary		Glossary for Understanding the Dismantling Structural Racism/Promoting Racial Equity Analysis	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Reading	How White Supremacy Works		How White Supremacy Works	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Video	2013 - Brave New Voices - Albuquerque Team		Introduction: Young people-poetry	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Video	Guante - "How to Explain White Supremacy to a White Supremacist"		Introduction: Young people-poetry	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Video	Darius Simpson - "Genocide"		Introduction: Young people-poetry	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Video	Franny Choi - "Whiteness Walks into a Bar"		Introduction: Young people-poetry	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Video	Kyla Lacey - "White Privilege"		Introduction: Young people-poetry	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Resource	Is Racism a Global Concern- Facts and Infographic		Is Racism a Global Concern- Facts and Infographic	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Reading	On Ending White Supremacy		On Ending White Supremacy	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Video	Ta-Nehisi Paul Coates on racism and history		Ta-Nehisi Paul Coates on racism and history	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Video	Tim Wise on White Supremacy		Tim Wise on White Supremacy	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Video	White Nationalism		White Nationalism	Institutional Racism/White Privilege/White Supremacy
Video	Chicago Students for Peace		Chicago Students for Peace	Investigating Community Violence
Video		Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	Tell them We Are Rising:The Story	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Resource	African-American Experience and Issues of Race and Racism in U.S. Schools		A compilation of resources on the topic	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Lesson	A Time for Sight: The Debate over Color Blindness and Race-Consciousness in School Integration Policy		ADL offers a four-part lesson that examines the debate over school integration within the broader context of the Court’s Brown v. Board of Education decision in 1954 and the desegregation of Central High School in Little Rock, AK in 1957.	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Video	The Struggle for African American Education		African American Education	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Video	The History of African American Education		African American Education	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Resource	American Indian Experience, Issues, and Resources		American Indian Experience, Issues, and Resources	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Resource	Asian-American Experience, Issues, and Resources		Asian-American Experience, Issues, and Resources	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Video	Black American Struggle for Education		Black American Struggle for Education	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Video	Raise Up Project - "Brown VS. Board of Education"		Brown vs. Board of Ed.	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Video		Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	The Road to Brown: tells the story of the Brown v. Board of Education ruling as the culmination of a brilliant legal assault on segregation that launched the Civil Rights movement.	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Resource	Hip Hop, Popular Music and Education		Hip Hop, Popular Music and Education	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Reading	Historical Perspective: The Struggle for Equal Opportunity in Education		Historical Perspective: The Struggle for Equal Opportunity in Education	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Lesson	The Real Monopoly: America's Racial Wealth Divide		In this lesson, students will get a glimpse of the long-term economic effects of race-based policies that have limited the economic opportunities of African Americans, Native Americans, and other communities of color.	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Resource	Latino Experience, Issues, and Resources		Latino Experience, Issues, and Resources	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Resource	Brown v. Board at Fifty: “With an Even Hand” A Century of Racial Segregation, 1849–1950		Library of Congress resource. “With an Even Hand” is divided into three sections. The exhibition examines precedent-setting court cases that laid the ground work for the Brown v. Board decision, explores the Supreme Court argument and the public's response to it, and closes with an overview of this profound decision's aftermath. The exhibition features more than one hundred items from the Library's extensive holdings on this subject, including books, documents, photographs, personal papers, manuscripts, maps, music, films, political cartoons, and prints. A film compilation captures the historic events and highlights media coverage of the struggle for desegregation.	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Reading	How Racism Affects Black and Brown Students in Public Schools		Minorities are suspended more and less likely to be pegged as gifted	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Reading	Self-Taught African American Education in Slavery and Freedom		Self-Taught African American Education in Slavery and Freedom	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Lesson	Looking Back Reaching Forward: Exploring the Promise of Brown v. Board of Education in Contemporary Times		This is an anchor lesson/unit for teaching Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity. Unit includes 6 lesson developed by the Anti-Defa mation League.	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Resource	What is the School-to-Prison Pipeline?		This lesson provides an opportunity for students to understand more about the School-to-Prison Pipeline, learn about its history and evolution and begin to plan some activities to teach others about it and take action.	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Lesson	The First Amendment in Public Schools		Unit with 4 lesson on first amendment rights	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Lesson	Youth Activism in an Era of Education Inequality: Instructor’s Guide		Youth Activism in an Era of Education Inequality: Instructor’s Guide	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Video	Protect Public Education - Stop Betsy DeVos! Discover how the DeVos effect has harmed families and the education system in Michigan		Discover how the DeVos effect has harmed families and the education system in Michigan	Investigating Education and Economic Opportunity
Lesson	Forced Displacement Human Rights and the Struggle for Social Justice		5 lessons on global human displacement. Essential Questions	Investigating Race and Immigration
Lesson	A Nation of Immigrants?		Anchor lesson for teaching Investigating Race and Immigration.	Investigating Race and Immigration
Reading	History of the Chicano Movement Education reform and farm workers' rights were among the goals		Chicano Movement	Investigating Race and Immigration
Teacher Guide	Education About Immigram		Content on immigration issues. Teachers can access lessons for classroom	Investigating Race and Immigration
Resource	Dadaab Stories		Dadaab Stories is an interactive multi-media platform on the Dadaab refugee camp for, mostly, Somali refugees in Kenya. It was developed by the charity Film Aid and explores daily life in the camp, with a plethora of articles, videos and photos on its inhabitants, art in the camp, the refugee Diaspora and other themes.	Investigating Race and Immigration
Video	State of Arizona	Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	Film about the Arizona controversial immigration law SB1070	Investigating Race and Immigration
Resource	UNHCR Teachers’ Toolkit		Free-of-charge and adaptable UNHCR teaching materials on refugees, asylum, migration and statelessness, and a section dedicated to professional development and guidance for primary and secondary school teachers on including refugee children in their classes.	Investigating Race and Immigration
Activities	Immigration quiz		Immigration	Investigating Race and Immigration
Lesson	Latinos and the Fourteenth Amendment: A Primary Document Activity		In this lesson, students will work in pairs and use expert reading strategies to analyze the Court’s ruling in Hernandez v. Texas. After participating in a carousel discussion, students will write a three-minute paper describing how the United States would be different if the Court had reached an alternate conclusion.	Investigating Race and Immigration
Lesson	Teaching About Migration		In this unit, there are four exemplar teaching and learning activities on immigration that can be adopted and/or adapted for use in your classroom. This is followed by a guided opportunity for teachers to develop their own teaching and learning activity based on the question 'what would happen if all immigration to the UK suddenly stopped?'.	Investigating Race and Immigration
Video	Immigration Battle		A special two-hour feature film presentation from FRONTLINE and Independent Lens, acclaimed independent filmmakers Shari Robertson and Michael Camerini take viewers behind closed doors in Washington's corridors of power to explore the political realities surrounding one of the country's most pressing and divisive issues.	Investigating Race and Immigration
Reading	What’s a Sanctuary City Anyway		Sanctuary City	Investigating Race and Immigration
Lesson	Teaching Immigration		The lesson plan includes prompts to help introduce the video New York’s Mexican Community: Challenges and Opportunities, questions to assess comprehension and facilitate discussion, as well as resources for further reading and research	Investigating Race and Immigration
Lesson	Letters From the Diaspora		This is an anchor lesson for teaching Investigating Race and Immigration In this lesson, students share opinions about the causes of mass migration. They then investigate the causes and effects of an event that led to a mass migration and write letters from the perspective of a person who might have lived through that period.	Investigating Race and Immigration
Lesson	Pathways to America: Teaching About Immigration Changes		This is an anchor lesson for teaching Investigating Race and Immigration.	Investigating Race and Immigration
Lesson	Huddled Mass or Second Class?: Challenging Anti-Immigrant Bias in the U.S.		This is an anchor lesson for teaching Investigating Race and Immigration. Unit plan.	Investigating Race and Immigration
Lesson	United We dream toolbox		United We dream toolbox	Investigating Race and Immigration
Resource	Immigration 101		Website of the American Immigration Council	Investigating Race and Immigration
Lesson	What is the Dream Act and Who Are the Dreamers?		What is the Dream Act and Who Are the Dreamers	Investigating Race and Immigration
Lesson	What Should Be Done about DACA?		What Should Be Done about DACA?	Investigating Race and Immigration
Lesson	Who are children at our border?		Who are children at our border?	Investigating Race and Immigration
Video	New York’s Mexican Community: Challenges and Opportunities		New York’s Mexican Community: Challenges and Opportunities	Investigating Race and Immigration
Video	This is Crazy: Criminalizing Mental Health	Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	A three-part documentary series which highlights stories of individuals with mental illnesses who have found themselves in a dysfunctional prison system rather than getting proper care.	Investigating Race and the Justice System: Incarceration
Lesson	Equal Justice Institute		A website dedicated to social justice issues: Mass Incarceration, Racial Justice, Children in Prison, and Death Penalty,	Investigating Race and the Justice System: Incarceration
Lesson	State Prisons		Examines the California penal system	Investigating Race and the Justice System: Incarceration
Reading	Teaching the New Jim Crow		In The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness, Michelle Alexander introduces readers to the phenomenon of mass incarceration in the United States and challenges readers to view the crisis as “the most pressing racial justice issue of our time.” This teacher’s guide is designed to provide the resources and support you need to explore these critically important issues with your students.	Investigating Race and the Justice System: Incarceration
Video	Over Criminalized		OverCriminalized profiles three promising and less expensive interventions that may actually change the course of people’s lives. Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	Investigating Race and the Justice System: Incarceration
Teacher Guide	About Slavery by Another Name in the Classroom	Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	Slavery by Another Name in the Classroom aims to not only educate, but also to recover, explore and document shared histories. To delve into the breadth of history surrounding forced labor, the educational materials are aimed at high school and college settings and are divided into units on History, Civics and Social Justice, English and Media Literacy, and Economics. Each unit features activity guides that are designed to provide flexibility for use in the classroom and include a variety of rich multimedia film and oral history clips. To help you begin using the classroom materials.	Investigating Race and the Justice System: Incarceration
Reading	State Prisons		State Prisons	Investigating Race and the Justice System: Incarceration
Reading	The Black Codes and Why They Matter Today		The impact on policing and prison in the 21st century	Investigating Race and the Justice System: Incarceration
Reading	Unchaining Civil Rights		This documents and describes the institutional and structural exclusions in the four Es - employment, education, enfranchisement and equality and the ways that these exclusions result in de facto discrimination of racial minorities.	Investigating Race and the Justice System: Incarceration
Lesson	Justice for All? Teaching About Crime and Punishment in America		This is an anchor lesson for teaching Investigating Race and the Justice System: Incarceration. Lesson includes links to related articles from the New York Times.	Investigating Race and the Justice System: Incarceration
Video	Restorative Justice Program		This two-part series examines the CYS restorative justice program revolutionizing the justice system. Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS	Investigating Race and the Justice System: Incarceration
Video	To Prison for Poverty	Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	To Prison for Poverty documents the system that enables private probation companies to profit from charging excessive fees to low income people who can't pay small fines like traffic tickets.	Investigating Race and the Justice System: Incarceration
Video	The Bail Trap: American Ransom	Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	The Bail Trap: American Ransom. This ongoing short-film series currently includes: Breaking Down Bail, unpacking the myths and history of bail, and Tai's Story: College or Bail?, a documentary about a young woman and the $100,000 price-tag put on her freedom.	Investigating Race and the Justice System: Incarceration
Video	Reparations		Chicago Youth Speak about police brutality	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	The Race Gap in America’s Police Departments		Race in Police Departments	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	What Is Racial Profiling? The Racial Profiling Debate: Are There Pros and Cons?		Racial Profiling	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Video	Slavery By Another Name		Slavery	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Lesson	About Slavery by Another Name in the Classroom		Slavery	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Video	A historical background of the 14th amendment		Slavery:historical background	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Lesson	The Problem With Profiling		Students explore the issue of racial profiling and post their conclusions to a youth message board.	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	The Black Codes and Why They Matter Today Their impact on policing and prison in the 21st century		The Black Codes	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Lesson	The Summer of Rage: Lessons from the Riots in Detroit and Newark 50 Years Ago		The Summer of Rage	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Stop-and-Frisk: A Brief History of a Controversial Policing Tool		This interactive explainer, produced by Newsbound’s Josh Kalven, explores the evolution of stop-and-frisk policing and the heated legal battles that have long surrounded it.	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Equality Under the Law? Investigating Race and the Justice System		This is an anchor lesson for teaching Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING. Lesson includes links to related articles from the New York Times.	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Mike Brown’s shooting and Jim Crow lynchings have too much in common. It’s time for America to own up		Jim Crow Lynchings	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Lesson	Facing Ferguson: News Literacy in a Digital Age		Using Ferguson as a case study, students will explore the media coverage and the protests that followed—driven to a large degree by social media—and learn to become informed and effective civic participants in today’s digital landscape.	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	10 Racist US Supreme Court Rulings		10 Racist US Supreme Court Rulings	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	The Ferguson Syllabus		A group called Sociologists for Justice presents a collection of research studies on racism and policing. They provide important socio-historical context for the shooting death of Michael Brown by Officer Darren Wilson, and the uprising that followed in Ferguson, MO, during August, 2014.	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Lesson	Exploring Solutions to Address Racial Disparity Concerns		This lesson will help students reflect on some of the underlying problems and issues that have emerged from the deaths of Michael Brown (Ferguson, MO), Eric Garner (Staten Island, NY) and Tamir Rice (Cleveland, OH), undertake research and present viable solutions. Students will learn more about some of strategies and reforms that have been circulating and will then work in small groups to investigate and present one of these ideas in more depth.	Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Lesson	http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra		http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra	Media/Literacy
Lesson	News Literacy		News Literacy	Media/Literacy
Lesson	News Literacy course		News Literacy course	Media/Literacy
Lesson	News Literacy lessons		News Literacy lessons for English/language arts, science, math and social studies teachers to use in secondary-school classrooms	Media/Literacy
Lesson	Project’s checkology™ e-learning platform		Project’s checkology™ e-learning platform	Media/Literacy
Lesson	Student Reporting Labs Curriculum		Student Reporting Labs Curriculum	Media/Literacy
Lesson	Assignment: Media Literacy		Assignment: Media Literacy	Media/Literacy
Lesson	News Lit Quiz		News Literacy Project	Media/Literacy
Video	Racial Justice		A three-part series that explores the many ways black Americans face racial bias. These short films—Racism is Real, Black Protests vs. White Riots, and Prison System by the Numbers	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Video	Preying on Puerto Rico		A two-part series showing how hedge funds that profit off of the misery of places like Puerto Rico are raking in massive dollars by forcing schools to close and making education unaffordable.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Lesson	Civil Rights Movement		Civil Rights Movement	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Lesson	Legacy of the Civil War		Civil War	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Reading	The Debate Over Reparations for Slavery in the United States		Debate Over Reparations for Slavery	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Reading	What Is Colorism - Skin Tone Discrimination in America		How does colorism play out in America	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Lesson	The Immigration Debate: A Lesson from Viva La Causa		In this lesson, students will explore social justice issues within our nation’s immigration debate—a debate that is largely connected in the public psyche to undocumented Latino workers. Students will examine a commentary by Mary Bauer, Legal Director of the Southern Poverty Law Center, that encourages everyone to take a hard look at the harm and devastation done to people of Alabama because of the state’s anti-immigrant legislation, HB 56, passed in 2011.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Activities	Lynching in America		Interactive website that covers a variety of topics about lynching and racial justice from a historical perspective. Includes a teacher’s guide with lessons and activities.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Lesson	Issues of Poverty		Issues of Poverty” is comprised of four lessons with two overarching goals. First, the lessons aim to help students understand that poverty is systemic, rooted in economics, politics and discrimination. Second, the lessons provide evidence to show that poverty, far from being random, disproportionately affects Americans who have traditionally experienced oppression—African Americans, Latinos, immigrants and children.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Video	Ta-Nehisi Coates – Black Boy Interrupted: American Plunder and the Incomplete Life of Jordan Davis		Keynote address at the For the Public Good Conference.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Lesson	Racial Disparity in the Criminal Justice System		Racialized social control has adapted to race-neutral social and political norms in the form of mass incarceration. Criminalization stands in as a proxy for overt racism by limiting the rights and freedoms of a racially defined undercaste.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Lesson	March on Washington, 50 Years Later: Have the Goals Been Met?		Students understand and explore the demands laid out at the March on Washington and determine if those demands were met during the Civil Rights Movement and how they measure up today.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Lesson	Latino Heritage: A Discussion Activity		Teaching Tolerance offers the following essays and activities to help students gain a deeper understanding of past and present struggles for Latino civil rights	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Video	Our Private Idaho		The episode “Our Private Idaho” takes viewers to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Once the epicenter of the Aryan Nations’ white-supremacy movements, Coeur d’Alene has nearly doubled in population in the last two decades. Nearly 90 percent of its new arrivals are white, and although the percentage of nonwhite residents is gradually increasing, it’s still tiny at 5.5 percent.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Video	The Groveland Four		The false conviction of the Groveland Four for a crime that never happened serves as a foundation for the distrust between African Americans and police in the United	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Video	Slavery to Mass Incarceration		The film illustrates facts about American slavery and the elaborate mythology of racial difference that was created to sustain it.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Video	The Legacy of Supremacy		The Legacy of Supremacy	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Video	The Unequal Opportunity Race		The Unequal Opportunity Race	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Reading	Unchaining Civil Rights		This documents and describes the institutional and structural exclusions in the four Es - employment, education, enfranchisement and equality and the ways that these exclusions result in de facto discrimination of racial minorities.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Lesson	How Natural Disasters Discriminate		This lesson provides an opportunity for students to define and learn more about natural disasters, reflect on their own thoughts, opinions and experiences with natural disasters and consider the ways that natural disasters do discriminate in that they impact certain identity groups in disproportionate ways.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Lesson	Noose Incidents and Their Historical Context		This lesson provides an opportunity for students to understand the historical and current day use of the hangman’s noose, reflect on the context of the history of lynching in the U.S., consider the increase of these hate symbols and explore what can be done about it.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Lesson Unit	Stealing Home: Eminent Domain, Urban Renewal, and the Loss of Community		This unit looks at the history and literature of stolen homes and land—from Native American “removals” to reservations, to the violent expulsions of African Americans during the 1920s and ’30s, to the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II. We look at the resistance that emerged. The last segment of the unit—eminent domain and urban renewal—brings the teaching back to our neighborhood and the students’ anger over gentrification that initiated our investigation.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Lesson	Parallels Between Mass Incarceration and Jim Crow		What are the most salient similarities between mass incarceration and Jim Crow? Mass incarceration is a system of racialized social control that, like slavery and Jim Crow before it, operates to discriminate and create a stigmatized racial group locked into an inferior position by law and custom.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Lesson	Understanding the Prison Label		What is the long-term harm and wider impact of mass incarceration on people and communities of color? The racial caste system established and perpetuated by mass incarceration continues beyond a prison sentence and extends into families, communities and society at large. The criminalization and demonization of black men creates a “prison label” of stigma and shame that damages the black community as a whole.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Reading	Yes, You Can Measure White Privilege		White Privilege	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Teacher Guide	Created Equal		The Created Equal film set and website	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Video	Revolution '67	Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	REVOLUTION '67 focuses on the explosive urban rebellion in Newark, New Jersey, in July 1967, to reveal the long-standing racial, economic, and political forces which generated inner city poverty and perpetuate it today.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Video		Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow offers the first comprehensive look at race relations in America between the Civil War and the Civil Rights Movement.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Video		Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	Black America Since MLK	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Lesson	Banished	Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	A hundred years ago, in communities across the U.S., white residents forced thousands of black families to flee their homes. Even a century later, these towns remain almost entirely white. BANISHED tells the story of three of these communities and their black descendants, who return to learn their shocking histories.	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Lesson	Unfinished Business: Would Martin Luther King Be Satisfied with the Pace of Progress?		50 years after March on Washington	Race and Democracy : The long shadow of race in American political life
Reading	Depression Is Serious Effect of Racism on Children and Youth		Depression Is Serious Effect of Racism on Children and Youth	Race Discussion
Video	Skin Color is an Illusion		Anthropologist view of skin color	Race Discussion
Video	Matter of Race		Introduction to the topic of race from varying points of view.	Race Discussion
Video	Somewhere in America		Introduction: Young people-poetry	Race Discussion
Video	Ambiguous about my Racial Indemnity		Introduction: Young people-poetry	Race Discussion
Video	Curanderismo		Introduction: Young people-poetry	Race Discussion
Video	My Blood is Beautiful		Introduction: Young people-poetry	Race Discussion
Video	In this Shade (Colorism)		Introduction: Young people-poetry	Race Discussion
Video	Mass Graves		Introduction: Young people-poetry	Race Discussion
Video	Wolfchild		Introduction: Young people-poetry	Race Discussion
Video	Kevin, 2017 Poetic Address		Introduction: Young people-poetry	Race Discussion
Lesson	The Biology of Skin Color		Penn State University anthropologist Dr. Nina Jablonski walks us through the evidence that the different shades of skin color among human populations arose as adaptations to the intensity of ultraviolet radiation in different parts of the world. Also available in Spanish.	Race Discussion
Video	Race and Ethnicity		Race and Ethnicity	Race Discussion
Lesson	Is Racism Dead?		Students investigate events surrounding the integration of Little Rock (Arkansas) Central High School and explore racial harmony in their own school. Included: A survey to determine whether racism is dead at your school.	Race Discussion
Lesson	A Class Divided		Students will deepen their understanding of privilege and assess where they stand in relation to privileges granted to white-skinned people in a racist society	Race Discussion
Reading	Ten Things Everyone Should Know About Race		Ten Things Everyone Should Know About Race	Race Discussion
Reading	The Effects of Colorism		The Effects of Colorism	Race Discussion
Reading	Examples of Subtle Racism and the Problems It Poses		Examples of Subtle Racism and the Problems It Poses	Race Discussion
Reading	Understanding Racial Prejudice		Understanding Racial Prejudice	Race Discussion
Video	Demographic structure of society – race and ethnicity		Video from Khan Academy	Race Discussion
Reading	What Is Racism: A Definition and Examples		What Is Racism: A Definition and Examples	Race Discussion
Reading	Why Interracial Friendships Are Rare Among Both Children and Adults		Why Interracial Friendships Are Rare Among Both Children and Adults	Race Discussion
Reading	Why You Should Avoid Using Racist Language		Why You Should Avoid Using Racist Language	Race Discussion
Video	The Beauty of Human Skin in Every Color		By cataloging every conceivable human skin tone, Angélica Dass illustrates that skin color and race are more complex than they might appear at first glance.	Race Discussion
Lesson	Wakanda		Black Panther Film Movie Companion	Race Discussion
Lesson	Facing Racism in a Diverse Nation		A six-session discussion guide to help all kinds of people take part in meaningful dialogue to examine gaps among racial and ethnic groups and create institutional and policy change.	Race Discussion
Video		Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	The African Americans and Black in Latin America	Race Discussion
Lesson	Dialogue for Affinity Groups		A supplemental guide intended to give people with similar racial or ethnic backgrounds an opportunity to talk with each other about issues of racism in sessions preceding and following the regular diverse dialogue sessions of a community-wide study circle program. These optional discussions are designed to be used with Facing Racism in a Diverse Nation.	Race Discussion
Video		Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	Blacking Up: Hip-Hop’s Remix of Race and Identity looks at the popularity of hip-hop among America’s white youth. It asks whether white identification is rooted in admiration and a desire to transcend race or if it is merely a new chapter in the long continuum of stereotyping, mimicry and cultural appropriation?	Race Discussion
Lesson	Impact of skin color		Activity to explore the impact of skin color	Race Discussion
Lesson	Race the power of an illusion	Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	Race - The Power of an Illusion Episode 1- The Difference Between Us examines the contemporary science - including genetics - that challenges our common sense assumptions that human beings can be bundled into three or four fundamentally different groups according to their physical traits. Episode 2- The Story We Tell uncovers the roots of the race concept in North America, the 19th century science that legitimated it, and how it came to be held so fiercely in the western imagination. The episode is an eye-opening tale of how race served to rationalize, even justify, American social inequalities as "natural." Episode 3- The House We Live In asks, If race is not biology, what is it? This episode uncovers how race resides not in nature but in politics, economics and culture. It reveals how our social institutions "make" race by disproportionately channeling resources, power, status and wealth to white people. By asking, What is this thing called 'race'?, a question so basic it is rarely asked, Race - The Power of an Illusion helps set the terms that any further discussion of race must first take into account. Ideal for human biology, anthropology, sociology, American history, American studies, and cultural studies.	Race Discussion
Video	Skin Deep	Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	Skin Deep was produced in response to the growing wave of racial hatred and violence in this country. It was made out of the belief that talking about racial issues, both in interracial dialogue and in homogeneous groups, is a necessary first step towards taking action to undo the racial inequities that permeate our institutions and communities and that affect us all deeply as individuals.	Race Discussion
Video	Afro Latinos		Afro Latinos speak about race and ethnicity	Race Discussion
Lesson	RACE: A Teacher’s Guide for Middle and High School		This teacher’s guide serves as a teaching tool to assist educators in addressing race and human variation in the classroom. The guide meets national and select state standards for science and social studies and teachers may use the various lesson plans to develop a module on race and human variation for biology, social studies or social science classes.	Race Discussion
Reading	Immigration		Immigration	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Lesson	Historical Timeline History of Legal and Illegal Immigration to the United States		Legal and Illegal Immigration	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Reading	How Mexican Immigration to the U.S. Has Evolved		Mexican Immigration	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Video	Origins of Slavery in America		Origins of Slavery in America	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Audio	On Crazy We Built A Nation (Seeing White, Part 4)		Podcast on how the concept of citizenship was established to represent white male supremacy. Transcript also available.	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Lesson	Latino Heritage: A Discussion Activity		Teaching Tolerance offers the following essays and activities to help students gain a deeper understanding of past and present struggles for Latino civil rights.	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Lesson	Constitution Role Play: Whose “More Perfect Union”? and The Constitutional Convention: Who Really Won?		Two lessons ask students to think critically about a number of issues that confronted the original framers of the Constitution. In the second lesson (The Constitutional Convention: Who Really Won?), with the Constitution Role Play as background, students are primed to wade into the actual document and analyze parts of it in a social context.	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Lesson Unit	Understanding Ethnic Labels and Puerto Rican Identity		Understanding Ethnic Labels and Puerto Rican Identity	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Video	We are Not a Nation of Immigrants		Videos from the American Renaissance Foundation espousing an Alt-Right view	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Video	Were the Founding Fathers Racist		Videos from the American Renaissance Foundation espousing an Alt-Right view	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Video	What the Founders Really Thought About Race		Videos from the American Renaissance Foundation espousing an Alt-Right view	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Video	All Men are Create Equal		Videos from the American Renaissance Foundation espousing an Alt-Right view	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Lesson	Slavery and the Making of America		Anchor Lesson	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Video	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship: The American Ideal		Anchor Lesson	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Video	Documented	Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	Documented- a film about immigrants, citizenship and American identity.	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Video		Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Lesson	The Color Line		Anchor Lesson: A lesson on the countless colonial laws enacted to create division and inequality based on race. This helps students understand the origins of racism in the United States and who benefits.	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Lesson	The Rise and Demise of DACA		Anchor Lesson: Students will analyze the history of recent immigration reform efforts, especially as they relate to undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children. • Students will evaluate arguments for and against immigration reform as well as personal stories from DACA recipients and write a response about the issue.	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Video		Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	The Black Panthers-In the turbulent 1960s, change was coming to America and the fault lines could no longer be ignored — cities were burning, Vietnam was exploding, and disputes raged over equality and civil rights. A new revolutionary culture was emerging and it sought to drastically transform the system. The Black Panther Party for Self-Defense would, for a short time, put itself at the vanguard of that change.	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Lesson	February One	Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	February One-one remarkable day, four college freshmen changed the course of American history.	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Video	Expanding Voting Rights: Lesson 1 The Early Republic		Anchor Lesson: The Early Republic has students examine what the Constitution did—and did not—say about voting rights; then has them explore the first major expansion of voting rights: the inclusion of white men who did not own property.	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Reading	Constitutional Topic: Citizenship		Citizenship	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Reading	Constitutional Topics		Constitutional Topics	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Lesson	Constitutional Amendments		Hip hop soundtrack of a review of the constitutional amendments	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Lesson	History of Immigration Through the 1850s		History of Immigration	Race, Democracy, and Citizenship
Video	Traces of the Trade	Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	In Traces of the Trade, Producer/Director Katrina Browne tells the story of her forefathers, the largest slave-trading family in U.S. history. There is an online facilitator’s guide with discussion questions and links to other resources.	Slavery and the U.S. Constitution
Video		Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	Circle Unbroken – A Gullah Journey from Africa to America	Slavery and the U.S. Constitution
Reading	5 Key Compromises of the Constitutional Convention		Constitutional Convention	Slavery and the U.S. Constitution
Video	Frederick Douglass		How Frederick Douglass escaped from slavery to become one of the most respected and effective abolitionist leaders.	Slavery and the U.S. Constitution
Reading	Presidents Who Owned Slaves		Presidents Who Owned Slaves	Slavery and the U.S. Constitution
Lesson	Servitude and Rebellion		Questions and teaching ideas for Chapter 3 of Voices of a People’s History of the United States on the role and dissent of indentured servants in American colonial history.	Slavery and the U.S. Constitution
Lesson	Slavery and the Making of America –Teacher’s guide		Anchor Lesson: The K-12 Learning portion of the SLAVERY AND THE MAKING OF AMERICA Web site was developed in close concert with American History and Social Studies teachers. This section of the site -- with historical fiction for grades 3-12, Lesson Plans for ages 9-18, primary sources, and a Virtual Museum with contributions from museums across the country and exhibits curated by students -- offers resources we hope you will find valuable for your classrooms.	Slavery and the U.S. Constitution
Reading/Audio	The Second Amendment Was Ratified to Preserve Slavery		Second Amendment	Slavery and the U.S. Constitution
Lesson	Africans in America: America's Journey Through Slavery		The Africans in America Web site is a companion to Africans in America, a six-hour public television series. The Web site chronicles the history of racial slavery in the United States -- from the start of the Atlantic slave trade in the 16th century to the end of the American Civil War in 1865 -- and explores the central paradox that is at the heart of the American story: a democracy that declared all men equal but enslaved and oppressed one people to provide independence and prosperity to another. For each era, you'll find a historical Narrative, a Resource Bank of images, documents, stories, biographies, and commentaries, and a Teacher's Guide for using the content of the Web site and television series in U.S. history courses.	Slavery and the U.S. Constitution
Reading	Constitutional Topic: Slavery		The Constitutional Topics are presented to delve deeper into the issue of slavery and the constitution.	Slavery and the U.S. Constitution
Video	Frederick Douglass: “The Meaning of July Fourth for the Negro		The Meaning of July Fourth for the Negro,” a speech given by Frederick Douglass in Rochester, NY on July 5, 1852, is read by Danny Glover.	Slavery and the U.S. Constitution
Lesson	About Slavery by Another Name in the Classroom	Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	Slavery by Another Name	Slavery and the U.S. Constitution
Video	Don’t be a Bystander: 6 Tips for Responding to Racist Attacks		Bystander intervention that does not rely on the police.	Taking Action
Reading	Democracy Diminished		Democracy Diminished	Taking Action
Lesson Unit	Expanding Voting Rights		Expanding Voting Rights is a series of five lessons: Lesson 1 The Early Republic Lesson 2 African Americans Face and Fight Obstacles to Voting. Lesson 3 The Voting Rights Act, 1965 and beyond Lesson 4 Women’s Suffrage Lesson 5 The 26th Amendment	Taking Action
Article	How the Children of Birmingham Changed the Civil-Rights Movement		How the Children of Birmingham Changed the Civil-Rights Movement	Taking Action
Resource	Rock the Vote		Rock the Vote	Taking Action
Lesson	Puerto Rico: Finding Our Best Way to Help		Students hear the performance of Lin-Manuel Miranda's song "Almost Like Praying," a benefit for the people of Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria devastated the island. Students discuss the song, see a video about how others have responded to the ongoing crisis in Puerto Rico, and consider how they might use their own talents and strengths to help.	Taking Action
Video	Black Youth Vote		Taking Action	Taking Action
Reading	Voting Rights Act: Beyond the Headlines		Voting Rights Act: Beyond the Headlines	Taking Action
Article	Young, black activists emerge amid repeated police controversies in Chicago		Young black activists and police violence	Taking Action
Lesson	Allies for Justice: A Lesson from Viva La Causa		Activites will help students: ● Understand the power of allies in civil and human rights movements. ● Understand the importance of working well across ethnic groups, religious orientations and cultures. ● Draw on a primary source to write a poem about the importance of allies.	Taking Action
Lesson	Ballot Battles: A Cartoon History of Voting Rights (with Lesson Plan)		Ballot Battles: A Cartoon History of Voting Rights (with Lesson Plan)	Taking Action
Article	A lesson for Trump from Scott Walker		A lesson for Trump from Scott Walker	Taking Action
Video	Black Millennial Voting		Black Millennial Voting	Taking Action
Video	Chicago Students for Peace		Chicago Students for Peace	Taking Action
Reading	Millennials & Racial Bias		What the Research Tells Us is Really the Case	The Rise of a New Global Majority
Lesson	Examining Class and Race		This lessons challenges our common assumptions about all Americans having equal opportunity	The Rise of a New Global Majority
Lesson	The New Deciders		This is the anchor lesson for teaching Democracy and the Color of Change. The New Deciders” examines the influence of voters from four demographic groups—black millennials, Arab Americans, Latino Evangelicals and Asian Americans. Viewers will meet political hopefuls, community leaders, activists and church members from Orange County, California, Cleveland, Ohio, Greensboro, North Carolina and Orlando, Florida, all of whom have the opportunity to move the political needle, locally and nationally.	The Rise of a New Global Majority
Video	Color of Change		This is an intro video to the anchor lesson for teaching Democracy and the Color of Change This is a video about the Color of Change Organization. A lesson can be developed using this video to explore issues related to Black political power.	The Rise of a New Global Majority
Video	Democracy Is in Your Hands		This is an intro video to the anchor lesson for teaching Democracy and the Color of Change	The Rise of a New Global Majority
Video	Racial demographics are Changing America		This is an intro video to the anchor lesson for teaching Democracy and the Color of Change	The Rise of a New Global Majority
Reading	Millennials and Racism		Millennials and Racism	The Rise of a New Global Majority
Lesson	Changing Demographics, Changing Identity, Changing Attitudes”		Changing Demographics, Changing Identity, Changing Attitudes” is a four-lesson series that focuses on how the nation’s identity has and will continue to change as we move toward a plurality nation, how the nation responds to that evolving identity, how changing demographics relate to issues of equality, and what we can do to promote equality for all people who live in the United States.	The Rise of a New Global Majority
Article	Five Truths About Voter Suppression		Five Truths About Voter Suppression	Voting Rights/the Vote
Video	Difference between Democrat and Republican		Difference between Democrat and Republican	Voting Rights/the Vote
Video		Copies of this film can be borrowed from YCCS.	The Best Democracy Money Can Buy-Voter Suppression in the 2016 election.	Voting Rights/the Vote
Video	Democracy Is In Your Hands		Democracy Is In Your Hands | Ben & Jerry's	Voting Rights/the Vote
Video	Daily Show "2017 Alabama Senate Race"		Daily Show "2017 Alabama Senate Race"	Voting Rights/the Vote
Video	Jose's Story		Jose's Story	Voting Rights/the Vote
Lesson	Voter fraud or voter suppression		Critics charge that the real goal of a new federal commission to investigate voter fraud is to justify efforts to make it more difficult for people of color to vote. Students learn about and discuss the controversy.	Voting Rights/the Vote
Video	Alabama Senator Candidates Policies		Alabama Senator Candidates Policies	Voting Rights/the Vote
Article	10 Dirty Ways to Swing an Election		10 Dirty Ways to Swing an Election	Voting Rights/the Vote
Lesson Unit	Expanding Voting Rights		Expanding Voting Rights is a series of five lessons: Lesson 1 The Early Republic Lesson 2 African Americans Face and Fight Obstacles to Voting. Lesson 3 The Voting Rights Act, 1965 and beyond Lesson 4 Women’s Suffrage Lesson 5 The 26th Amendment	Voting Rights/the Vote
Video	Natalie's Story		Natalie's Story	Voting Rights/the Vote
Lesson	To Vote or Not to Vote – Lesson Plan		To Vote or Not to Vote – Lesson Plan	Voting Rights/the Vote
Article	Trump Campaign and Voter Suppression		Trump Campaign and Voter Suppression	Voting Rights/the Vote
Lesson	Student Voices		Unit plan with lessons around youth voting	Voting Rights/the Vote
Reading	Voter Suppression: Students		Voter Suppression: Students	Voting Rights/the Vote
Video	Why Vote		Why Vote	Voting Rights/the Vote
Lesson	Voter fraud or voter suppression		Critics charge that the real goal of a new federal commission to investigate voter fraud is to justify efforts to make it more difficult for people of color to vote. Students learn about and discuss the controversy.	Voting Rights/the Vote
Article	Origins of Black on Black Crime			Investigating Community Violence
Article	Racism and White Privilege			Investigating Community Violence
Video	"Malcolm X, Do You Believe In Racial Segregation?"			Investigating Community Violence
Video	Fred Hampton on The Importance of Education Prior to Action			Investigating Community Violence
Video	Malcolm X on racism, politics and propaganda			Investigating Community Violence
Video	H. Rap Brown Breaks down Politics of America on Like It Is w/ Gil Noble			Investigating Community Violence
Video	Imam Jamil: Struggle In America			Investigating Community Violence
Video	'63 Chicago Student Activism			Investigating Community Violence
Reading	Police Violence and Citizen Crime Reporting in the Black Community			Investigating Community Violence
Video	Police Brutality GIFs			Investigating Community Violence
Article	South Side school closings and conversions raise questions of equity			Investigating Community Violence
Reading	On Views of Race and Inequality, Blacks and Whites Are Worlds Apart			Investigating Community Violence
Reading	Roughly half of Hispanics have experienced discrimination			Investigating Community Violence
Article	POLL: Most White People Don't Think They Enjoy Privilege Over Blacks			Investigating Community Violence
Article	Teens Explore Past, ‘Privilege’ and Path to Overcoming Discrimination			Investigating Community Violence
Article	I’m Scared to Death I Won’t Be Able to Protect My 2-Year-Old Daughter From Her Own Country			Investigating Community Violence
Article	Why We Never Talk About Black-on-Black Crime: An Answer to White America’s Most Pressing Question			Investigating Community Violence
Article	Behind fascist Balbo monument, a history of multiracial resistance			Investigating Community Violence
Reading	Website Addressing Violence in Communities of Color			Investigating Community Violence
Reading	Racial justice blog			Investigating Community Violence
Reading	Articles on Countering Police Narratives			Investigating Community Violence
Article	The Atlantic Policy Forum			Investigating Community Violence
Article	Reformation of Criminal Law			Investigating Community Violence
Reading	Juvenile Prison Racial Disparities			Investigating Community Violence
Article	Blacks have made gains in U.S. political leadership, but gaps remain			Investigating Community Violence
Article	'Cain and Abel' Project Launch Fights Black-On-Black Crime			Investigating Community Violence
Article	NFL Protest			Investigating Community Violence
Article	Chicago Current Violence			Investigating Community Violence
Article	Compilation of Current Articles Involving Police Violence			Investigating Community Violence
Article	Scientist Protest Police Violence			Investigating Community Violence
Article	Incarceration and Voting in Illinois			Investigating Community Violence
Article	5 Key Take Aways About Race in America Today			Investigating Community Violence
Reading	Article Presenting Stats on Racism			Investigating Community Violence
Lesson	A Guide for Teaching about Gun Violence and Gun Control			Investigating Community Violence
Article	Chicago Murder Rates			Investigating Community Violence
Article	Race and Homicide in America, by the Numbers			Investigating Community Violence
Reading	Comparison of Crime Rates According to Race			Investigating Community Violence
Article	Global Homicide Trends			Investigating Community Violence
Reading	Federal Sentencing Disparity			Investigating Community Violence
Reading	FBI Crime and Murder Rates			Investigating Community Violence
Reading	Timeline of Police Violence in Chicago			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Historical Police Documented Violence			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Book on Historical Use of Force			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Study Regarding Albuquerque PD			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Historical Accounts of Police Violence			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Historical Accounts of Police Violence			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	False Narrative of Police on Black Violence			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Video	Video Interview of Former Police Superintendent			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	Police Accountability			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	Support of Police Action			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	Personal Narrative of Policing Difficulties			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	Libertarian Perspective on Police Reform			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	Policies to Prevent Police Brutality			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	Police Reforms			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Police Reform			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	Black Lives Matter			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Chicago Police Department Reform			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Ferguson, MO Police DOJ Report			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	FBI Looks into Addressing Police Brutality			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Supreme Court Decision Around Police Initiated Violence			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Civilian Police Accountability			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Policy Regarding ConstitutioPolicy Regarding Constitutional Rightsnal Rights			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	Trump's Policy on Policing			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	Compilation of Current Articles Around Police Violence			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	Art Exhibition Detaining 100 Years of Police Violence			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	Links to Police Brutality Topics			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Audio	Radio Programming Regarding Police Violence			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	Ignoring Police Violence			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	Mentally Unstable Victims of Police Violence			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Current Police Brutality Stories			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Police Involved Shootings Across the US			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Reading	Nobody Knows How Many Americans The Police Kill Each Year			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	Interactive Database of Police Involved Shootings			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Article	Tracking Police Violence			Investigating Race and the Justice System: POLICING
Lesson	Teaching Race in the Classroom			Race Discussion
Lesson	Teaching about Race in the Classroom
Lesson	Lesson About Police Violence
Lesson	Multiple Lessons on Race and Discussion
Lesson	Multiple Lessons Regarding Race,Tolerance, and Injustice
Lesson	Police Brutality
Lesson	Criminal Justice System
Lesson	Race Discussion
Lesson	Teaching about Police Killing
Lesson	Oppression and Violence
Lesson	Teaching Privilege
Lesson	Criminal Justice Movement
Article	Race Discussion in the ClassroomRace Discussion in the Classroom
Lesson	Personal Narratives in the Classroom
Lesson	Gun Violence
Lesson	TrayvoTrayvon Martinn Martin
Lesson	Teaching Counter Narrative
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