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Day 1
Professor Leonard N. Moore
  • 20 Weeks
  • All Levels
  • 15 Lessons
  • 3 Quizzes
  • 60 Students
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Overview
From The Nation of Islam and Malcolm X to the Black Panther Party and the quest for Black political power, our one-week course offers students insight into a pivotal moment in history that is ever more relevant today.
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Assessments
Look through (Online) either the Chicago Defender or the Cleveland Call and Post and find one article that illustrates black frustration in one of the following areas: employment, housing, police brutality, or education.
Class Icebreaker
What were the four main issues black Southerners confronted when they migrated to places like Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, and Oakland.
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Day 2
Professor Leonard N. Moore
  • 20 Weeks
  • All Levels
  • 15 Lessons
  • 3 Quizzes
  • 60 Students
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Day 3
Professor Leonard N. Moore
  • 20 Weeks
  • All Levels
  • 15 Lessons
  • 3 Quizzes
  • 60 Students
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Day 4
Professor Leonard N. Moore
  • 20 Weeks
  • All Levels
  • 15 Lessons
  • 3 Quizzes
  • 60 Students
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