Coursera
Embark on a journey through time to understand the evolution of LGBTQ+ identities, experiences, and activism. This course offers an in-depth exploration of major historical milestones, local narratives, and how they've influenced broader conversations about justice and equality.
Coursera
Dive into the lesser-known stories of the Modern Civil Rights Movement through this insightful course. Narrated by Dr. Bernard LaFayette Jr., a central figure in its organization, you'll uncover the strategic planning, diverse coalitions, and nonviolent philosophies that shaped history-making events like Freedom Rides and Ferguson protests. Gain valuable insights into how these principles can be applied today to foster change.
FutureLearn
Discover the powerful role that Black performance has played in shaping social protests throughout history. This course offers a unique exploration of how art from the African Diaspora has acted as a force for change, impacting movements and activism today. Learn about the historical significance and modern relevance of Black performance as a tool for social justice.
EdX
Dive into 'American Government: Constitutional Foundations' to uncover how early American politics shaped the U.S. Constitution and continue to influence today’s politics and policies. This course examines the origins of U.S. political culture and its enduring legacy.