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Thursdays: 2:00-4:00PM Gaywaves Host: John Graves
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TedTalks playlist on racism and how to eliminate it.
Mahzarin R. Banaji - Blindspot: Hidden Biases of Good People
The danger of a single story: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Mirrors, windows, and sliding doors
Robin DiAngelo on Knowing What to Do About Racism, 2019 ALA Midwinter Meeting
Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight: Millions of Voices, One People
99 percent invisible, "The Lows of High Tech" (about assistive technologies)
The Everyday Vigilance Required to Make Real Progress Toward Racial Equity & Inclusion
Green Book (Amazon.com) - The true story of the bond created between an African American pianist and his Italian American chauffeur during a concert tour of the south in 1962.
Minari (Amazon.com) - A Koren American Family moves to Arkansas to discover their American dream.
The Hate U Give (Amazon.com) - A Teenager witnesses the shooting of her friend by a police officer.
American Factory (Netflix) - A culture clash occurs when a Chinese company reopens a factory in Ohio.
Asian Americans (PBS.ORG) -A five-part series on the History of Asians in America.
The Green Book: Guide to Freedom (smithsonianchannel.com) - The story about the part travel guide and survival guide for African Americans during segregation.
13th (Netflix) - A look at the criminalization of African Americans and the increasing number of prisons.
Changing the Game (Hulu) - The lives of three transgender student-athletes.
Stonewall Uprising (PBS.ORG) - The story around the police raid and its influence on the gay rights movements.
Native America (PBS.ORG) - A four-part series about America's first people.
Crip Camp (Netflix) - Focuses on the movement for civil rights for the disabled.
Let it Fall: Los Angeles 1982-1992 (Netflix) - The tension between LA police and the black community before the LA riots.
Hello Privilege, It's Me Chelsea (Netflix) The comedian talks about white privilege and how she's benefited from it.
White people (YouTube.com) - A discussion about race from the viewpoint of young white Americans.
Hale (YouTube.com) - The story of Hale Zakus, a pioneer in the fight for the rights of the disabled.
Lorena, The light-footed woman (Netflix) - An inspiring story about a Mexican ultra-marathon runner.
I'm leaving Now (Netflix) - A Mexican immigrant struggles between staying in the U.S. to earn money for his family or going back home.
Shades of Freedom: A Pre and Post Juneteenth Conversation Robert L. Solomon, vice president of the Office for Inclusion, Diversity and Equal Opportunity, and Heather E. Burton, senior director for faculty and institutional diversity, present this informative Case Western Reserve University dialogue.(June 24, 2021)