How does all this communicate to black people that their lives don’t matter?
Perhaps we can think about the phrase “black lives
matter.”What is implied by this statement, a statement that should be obviously true, but apparently is not? Who counts as human? Whose lives count as lives?”
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Which article are you discussing? (Include the title and/or author)
What is one of the author’s main arguments?
Why is the author making this argument? i.e. what’s at stake for the author?
What did you learn that you did not know?
What is one representative or provocative or memorable quotes from the article, and why did you choose it? (Transcribe carefully and include the page number).
Font: Use Times New Roman, with 1 inch margins, and font no bigger than “12.” Be sure to double space and cite.
Given that Night of the Living Dead came out in 1968, why do you think it is significant that a black actor was cast as the lead? Why does this stand out as a significant moment in the civil rights movement and in American film history?
Discuss the ways that patriarchy and racism intersect and impact Black women in the contemporary moment.
Discuss your understanding of racialized and gendered expectations and stereotypes.
Increased sexualized violence and femicide against women in Nigeria during the Covid-19 pandemic:Discuss
Discuss the Mission of the Conference, Who participated, Why was it important to Germany, Italy, AND King Leopold II of Belgium? What was the The Plan and the Timetable for completion?
Discuss nature and meaning of resistance among enslaved Africans and African Americans in the United States.
African Americans who came of age in the South in the past two hundred years ago faced a world dominated by institutional and individual oppression such as slavery, Jim Crow, mob violence, political repression, and economic subordination.
Yet even in the darkest years the black experience was not without its points of resistance. Indeed, one of the dominant historiographical debates in the field of African-American history revolves around the question of resistance.
Write an essay in which you explain how historians have struggled to articulate the nature and meaning of resistance in both institutional and day-to-day settings.
What theoretical frameworks have been used to explain what resistance is, how it functions, and where it can be located? What are the key areas of contention among historians, if any?
Discuss in the paper how to best approach the damage that has resulted from crimes occurring within communities; how can practicing community-based justice improve.
Discuss the Plessy v. Ferguson case. What was the Supreme Court’s reasoning in the Plessy v. Ferguson case? What was the impact of the decision on African Americans?
