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Superpower: The U.S. and the Vietnam War

$15.00

Discover how best to support students in learning a full and accurate history of the Vietnam era, and how key events, from protests to the role of the media in the civic arena, are critical to understanding the global influence and power of the United States today.

Discover how best to support students in learning a full and accurate history of the Vietnam era, and how key events, from protests to the role of the media in the civic arena, are critical to understanding the global influence and power of the United States today.

OVERVIEW

Understanding our historical and political context in a full and accurate way, by engaging with hard histories and multiple perspectives, makes us better-informed civic participants. This course offers participants the opportunity to engage with the historiographical debates surrounding the history of Black lived experiences, race (not just Black and White), and immigration (from South America, Central America, and Asia) as they relate to Jim Crow, civil rights, pluralism, and fights against continued oppression. This course also supports participants in identifying the continuities and discontinuities between the Jim Crow era and our current historical moment.

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Next Dates

4 weeks

Course Length

$15

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