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Access World Cinema & Film Free Online
Explore films from around the world: everything from award-winning current cinema to silent classics to animated shorts and...
Before Cell Phone Videos and #Hashtags, Black Lives Mattered to R. C. Hickman
Photojournalist R. C. Hickman presented a wide-ranging but rarely seen visual social history of Black American life during the Civil...
Dr. June and Dr. Richard Thomas: From Segregation and Hollow Options Toward Racial Justice and Unity
Two highly respected university professors tell the story of their lives individually, and together, with a focus on how racism has...
Sor Juana Inês de la Cruz: The First Feminist Writer in the New World
This female scholar, poet, composer, dramatist, and champion of women's rights would be a towering figure in any century. In 17th Century...
Farnazeh & Jack Guillebeaux: A Long Walk Together for Racial Unity
Arbury Jack Guillebeaux, born in North Carolina in 1936, and Farzaneh Rabani, born in Iran in 1942, were married in 1965. Segregation...
An American Story: Race Amity and The Other Tradition
Close cross-racial and cross-cultural amity has been a part of virtually every critical advance in access and equity in America's ...
Ruha Benjamin: "The 'Pandemic as a Portal' to a New World"
The global spread of a microscopic virus places the ravages of racism and inequity under the microscope. How might the COVID-19 pandemic...
Talking About Race: Resources from the National Museum of African American History and Culture
More than 100 online multi-media tools and resources to foster constructive dialogue about racism and its corrosive impact. Anneliese A....
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