Path Creator: Huelett
Facing History and Ourselves
Race and Membership: From Segregation to Civil Rights and Beyond
Facilitators: Tanya Huelett and Kevin Feinberg
Location: Friends Seminary
July 11 – July 15, 2011
Essential Questions:
1) Creating a “We” and a “They”
How did ideas about race and racism become part of the American social and political fabric? How did ideas about racial difference and racial hierarchies influence social attitudes and public policies during the Jim Crow era and beyond?
2) Democracy as a work in progress: The Civil Rights Movement (A Case Study)
How did Americans resist racist social attitudes and public policies during the Civil Rights Movement?
3) Legacies
How do notions of “We” and “They” still persist in the social attitudes and public policies of Americans? How do the ideas and efforts of the people involved in the Civil Rights movement inform and inspire upstanders today?
Individual and Society: The Social Construction of Race
Individual and Society: The Social Construction of Race
Individual and Society: The Social Construction of Race
We and They: Race and the Founding of the USA
We and They: Race and the Founding of the USA
We and They: The Creation of the "Other"
We and They: Race and the Founding of the USA
We and They: Race and the Founding of the USA
Race and Science in US History
Race and Science: Education
Race and Science: Education
Race and Science: Implication for Public Policies
The "Color Line" during Jim Crow: Social Attitudes, Public Policies
The "Color Line" During Jim Crow: Social Attitudes, Public Policies
Race and Science: Education
Race and Science: Education
What is the Prize?/Intro to the Civil Rights Movement
What is the Prize?/Intro to the Civil Rights Movement
Road to Brown v. Board of Education
Road to Brown v. Board of Education
Road to Brown v. Board of Education
Central High School: Little Rock, 1957
Central High School: Little Rock, 1957
Choices the Students Made
Choices Made by Institutions
Beyond Brown: Desegregation efforts after 1957
Beyond Brown: Desegregation efforts after 1957
Other Narratives of the Civil Rights Movement
Legacies of the quest for educational equity
Legacies of the quest for educational equity
"Racism Without Racists: Racial Inequality in the 'Post-Civil Rights' Era"
The Persistence of Racism and Exclusion
The Persistence of Racism and Exclusion
The Persistence of Racism and Exclusion
Choosing to Participate: Legacies of the Civil Rights Movement
Choosing to Participate: Legacies of the Civil Rights Movement
