What it means to address racial domination intelligently

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Effective political protest methods addressing racial domination

Topic

Please find and provide a link to a video of a person/people engaged in some action with the intention of addressing racial domination; discuss the action and state which component(s) of successful political protest they are engaged in.

We complete our course sessions on race and ethnic relations by discussing how one can make a difference with the following objectives:

Examine historical and contemporary efforts to improve race relations;

Evaluate what it means to address racial domination intelligently;

Recognize what a racially just society would look like;

Differentiate between multiculturalism, assimilation, hyphenation, and anti-racism; and

Develop the tools to affect real change in the United States.

Please read all the information provided within the module and the indicated course book reading, then proceed to complete.

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