There are 3 primary goals for this study group:
1. To examine Du Bois’ method of historiography for understanding the role of Black people in the Reconstruction period.
2. To draw lessons from the context of Reconstruction to sharpen our analysis and strategy for today’s fights, including:
Facilitated by Linda Burnham, National Domestic Workers Alliance
Video of this session is below. Here are some of the materials Linda recommended during her discussion of the last three chapters of Black Reconstruction:
Facilitated by Linda Burnham, National Domestic Workers Alliance
Video of this session is below. Here are some of the materials Linda recommended during her discussion of the last three chapters of Black Reconstruction:
Facilitated by Sanyika Bryant, Malcolm X Grassroots Movement
Video of this session is below. The following materials were offered to participants after the class to supplement the group discussion:
Facilitated by Sanyika Bryant, Malcolm X Grassroots Movement
Video of this session is below. The following materials were offered to participants after the class to supplement the group discussion:
Facilitated by Robin D.G. Kelley, Professor and Gary B. Nash Endowed Chair in U.S. History, UCLA
The following materials were offered to participants after the class to supplement the group discussion. Video of this session is below.
Facilitated by Phil Hutchings, Black Alliance for Just Immigration
The following materials were offered to participants after the class to supplement the group discussion. Video of this session is below.
Facilitated by Paula Austin, Assistant Professor of History, Sacramento State University
The following materials were offered to participants after the class to supplement the group discussion. Video of this session is below.
