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Anti-Racism III (Coursera)

Offered by University of Colorado Boulder,

Anti-Racism III is the third course in CU Boulder's Anti-Racism specialization on Coursera. You will be asked to apply and deepen what you've learned about race, racism, identity, and inequality in the first and second courses to a more global context that understands systemic racism and white supremacy as a human rights issue. You will also be invited to consider how you might engage in anti-racist practices in your own life, and you will be challenged to design a community outreach project that leverages your own experience and skills as an anti-racism advocate. Anti-Racism III will be available in Fall 2021.

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Course 3 of 3 in the Anti-Racism Specialization.

What You Will Learn
By successfully completing this course, you will be able to identify and address the barriers that stand in the way of anti-racism work.

You will be able to intervene as a bystander in racist or discriminatory interactions.
You will be able to create an action plan to incorporate anti-racism in your life as an everyday practice.

Syllabus

WEEK 1
The Road to Anti-Racism
In this module, you will build on the lessons from Anti-Racism I and II and take what you have learned and put it into action. We call Week 1 “The Road to Anti-Racism,” and provide you with readings and viewings about concrete things you can do to enact anti-racism.

WEEK 2
Roadblocks to Anti-Racism
In this module, you will learn strategies for overcoming roadblocks in enacting everyday anti-racism practices.

WEEK 3
How to Keep Driving on the Road to Anti-Racism
In this module, you will learn tools, strategies, and resources to keep making anti-racism an everyday practice.

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