WW I and the Red Scare
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WHY does this kind of research matter?
See The Atlantic: "The Books of College Libraries Are Turning Into Wallpaper"
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"Segregated by Design" -- Richard Rothstein
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Based on Rothstein's book, The Color of Law, this video explains the following:
- What is de facto segregation?
- What is de jure segregation?
- What is "redlining"?
- What is "blockbusting"?
- What is the difference between income and wealth? What are the racial gaps in these factors?
- What does Rothstein suggest we do as Americans to rectify past injustices? Do you agree with his recommendations?
Segregated By Design from Silkworm on Vimeo.
MLK answers, "What is it about the Negro...?"
Consider his answer in light of your Reconstruction Rebooted plans...
The Veteran in a New Field
How will you approach the "new field" of the Reconstruction era?
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And for those of you who can't get enough military history, here is a low-rez version of "The Civil War in 4.5 Minutes":