'White supremacy' presentation slideshows

HISTORICAL CONTEXT

HISTORICAL CONTEXT. 1865 13 AMENDMENT LINCON After the civil war in 1865 was ratified the13Amendment which abolished slavery and involuntary servitude. ( Lincon had been declared free many slaves in 1863 trough the Emancipation

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White Privilege and Racism in Child Welfare

White Privilege and Racism in Child Welfare. University of Minnesota School of Social Work Title IV-E Curriculum Module Lisa Albrecht & Juliana Keen. Purpose of this module.

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Intersections between the Movement for a National Health Program and the Fight for Racial Justice

Intersections between the Movement for a National Health Program and the Fight for Racial Justice. Ebiere Okah (M4) and Lily Ostrer (M3) Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Outline. How racism affects our healthcare system

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Political and Social Changes in the New South

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THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT

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Commonwealth & Enterprise 1870-1900

Commonwealth & Enterprise 1870-1900. AP U.S. History. Growth of Government. Federal Municipal. Federal Government. Bureaucracy: Departments staffed with non- elected officials 50K employees (1871) to 100k (1880). Example: Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC).

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THE Anti-Apartheid Movement in South Africa

THE Anti-Apartheid Movement in South Africa. Matthew Esan. WHITE SUPREMACY & BLACK RESISTANCE. White Supremacy & Black Resistance.

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Bell Ringer

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SOCIAL PROBLEM OF INTERNET USAGE

SOCIAL PROBLEM OF INTERNET USAGE. INTRODUCTION. Social problem of internet usage always occurred among the teenagers. For me, I am very aware of the host of problems raised by this powerful new medium or delivery platform. Many of these problems which is Sex on the net Extremism on the net

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Domestic Terrorism By: Monica DeHart, Aida L. Wilhelm & DaVette Henderson

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Lynching

Lynching. Julia West and Jacob Campbell. What is Lynching?. 1.V. To punish (a person) without legal process or authority, especially by hanging, for a perceived offense or as an act of bigotry. 2 .N. Putting a person to death by mob action without due process of law. Charles Lynch.

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COAS Study Abroad-South Africa 2011: Review and Research Agenda

COAS Study Abroad-South Africa 2011: Review and Research Agenda . July 4, 2011 University of Cape Town. Overarching Themes [From Webpage]. Deconstructive Engagements: South Africa, the United States and the Modern World System

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Eisenhower and Civil Rights

Eisenhower and Civil Rights. Personally disagreed with segregation BUT thought it should end gradually as values changed Navy shipyards/veterans hospitals desegregated Refused to endorse B v . BoE. CRISIS in Little Rock. Melba Pattillo. The Civil Rights Movement and School Integration.

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Chapter 30 A Second Global Conflict and the End of the European World Order

Chapter 30 A Second Global Conflict and the End of the European World Order. By: Samantha Schultz and Renata Narvaez. Objectives. World War II Causes of World War II Invasions Nazis Genocide Hot War to Cold War Effects of World War II Conflicting Nationalism. Vocabulary. Total War

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#17 Andrew Johnson

#17 Andrew Johnson. 1865-1869. The Guy Who Was Impeached. Born: December 29, 1808 in Raleigh N.C. Parents: Jacob and Mary (McDonough) Wife: Eliza McCardle Children: Martha, Charles, Mary, Robert, and Andrew. Background. Andrew Johnson was born into a modest family in Raleigh N.C.

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The Collapse of Reconstruction

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The Collapse of Reconstruction

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The Ku Klux Klan

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Redemption

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