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… the culminating activity of a high school civil rights unit and will incorporate various skills that have been learned … year. The lesson can be done in the classroom or adapted and completed online. … If Martin Luther King, Jr. were … … United States … U.S. Politics … US History since 1877 … African American History … Exploring the Legacy of MLK’s “I …

… the United States? … Dustin Craig … US History since 1877 … African American History … International Ripples of the …

… specifically looking at Ohio’s American Government Standard Six. The  Origins  article deals with the nature of … when it comes to controlling police in the United States and some of the more controversial roles that they played … Simulation Game Lesson Materials: … US History since 1877 … African American History … American Government … The Federal …

… Students will examine the motivations and origins of the 14th Amendment, examining the meaning and language of Section 1 of the 14th Amendment in … U.S. Laws and Legislation … 19th Century … U.S. Politics … African American History … US History since 1877 … US …

… social change? … Luke Zelich … US History since 1877 … African American History … The Black Fists Protest …

… student who have completed their units on the Civil War and Reconstruction. The goal of this lesson is for students … to analyze the historical context of voter restrictions and to make connections to current day examples of voting … History … US History to 1877 … US History since 1877 … African American History … American Government … Voting …

… Students will discuss, listen, research, and discuss the historical and current contextual factors leading to the tearing down … History … US History since 1877 … US History to 1877 … African American History … Confederate Monuments: Why Take …

… Archive/Getty Images   … How have monuments and memorials minimized the Black experience in America? … Payton Siebenaler … US History to 1877 … African American History … Changing the Narrative …

… in society today? … Tatum Wise … US History since 1877 … African American History … The Gilligan Case: Police Brutality and Civil Rights in Harlem 1964 …

… this backlash was perhaps concentrated on domestic matters and perceptions, Trump’s foreign policy also reflected a … states and economically marginalized nations in the Global South (Asia, Africa, and Latin America) emphasized policies dedicated to …

… the case of four police officers charged in the beating of African American motorist Rodney King to a packed courtroom … in a firestorm of anti-police protest. Looting, burning, and violence lasted six days in what became the largest … verdicts, thousands of residents took to the streets of South Central Los Angeles and in front of LAPD headquarters …

… capitalism. 1619 saw the arrival of the first enslaved Africans in the Virginia colony, marking the beginning of a … Hannah-Jones, has brought public attention to how slavery and American capitalism grew up together and alongside the … consumption. Additionally, she highlights the role of West Africa in shaping these ideals, which makes a stark contrast …

… something completely new in American political history, and not always because of what the issues were or who the … border between Oregon and Canada. Expansion for the slave south, expansion for the free-labor north. Polk won the … together northern supporters of the war effort with African-American voters and southern white opponents of …

… of a Nation  was the first 12-reel film in movie history and the first movie to be screened at the White House where … Klan (KKK) as an avenging force, hooded heroes saving the South from newly freed and empowered black citizens. For example, the African American Silas Lynch is a scheming, power-hungry, …

… The 50th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education has come and gone. But in celebrating its achievements we have once … a dangerous myth about race relations outside the South. Northern parents demanding educational equality have … schools is an issue that will not go away. The prominent African-American psychologist Kenneth Clark knew this when, …

… because it promised to measure student achievement in math and reading, through regular standardized tests, and to use … developed during that time between public education and the African-American civil rights agenda. First, black … to be seriously limited. In the North as well as the South, many attended segregated schools, which, contrary to …

… as it did during the election of 1876. As the news media and lawyers from the Gore and the Bush campaigns converged … to contest other issues, the attention of the nation turned south. The story was much the same in 1876, when Florida was … The issue of a remedy remains unresolved. In the end, the African-American vote may again be one of the first …

… over state sovereignty, unresolved regional rivalries, and enduring questions of race and citizenship. James … exploring the role of the 1846-1848 Mexican War in the South's eventual secession and another examining the continuing paramilitary and terrorist violence in the South after the Civil War, 1861-1865 seems narrow indeed. …

… man fr ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!!!!" LeBron James in his Cleveland Cavaliers uniform, 2008. James was reacting to a … their disgust. Former WNBA star and current University of South Carolina women's basketball coach Dawn Staley tweeted, … opportunities. For example, between 1875 and 1902, eleven African American jockeys, led by Isaac Murphy, won the …

… ongoing conflict, with millions more threatened by disease and famine. Yet for many in the West, Yemen remains a … Iran, and have used this as a cover to stake our claims in south Arabia, claims related to oil and other territorial … really was both in Yemen and across the Middle East, North Africa is that if you dismantle the one party dictatorship …

… How we understand policing in the United States depends not only on what … definitely a pleasure. I am Marcus Nevius, PhD candidate in African American history here at The Ohio State University. … patrols that were very common in the antebellum American South. And we know also that policing of racialized groups, …

… Suppose an African American goes to the polls on Election Day. Although … workers turn her away. "You're black," they tell her, "and blacks can't vote." The following year, the same voter … black freedoms — especially the right to vote. "The whole South is in the hands of the very men that held us as …

… Du Bois. Although he died more than 50 years ago, his life and work command more attention now than ever before. Many … first page of Du Bois' dissertation "The Suppression of the African Slave Trade in the United States: 1638–1871" ( left … who had killed his employer in an act of self-defense just southwest of Atlanta, caused Du Bois to think about …

… many of the tributes referred to him as “America’s Pastor”—and as the person who had preached the Christian gospel to … until the 1990s) across the United States and in Europe, Africa, and Asia. In 1973, Graham preached the gospel to one … the largest live crowds ever, 1.1 million people, in Seoul, South Korea. Graham once said that he was “not a great …