From Civil War to Civil Rights - The Unending Battle to Vote
Explore the ongoing struggle for universal suffrage in the US, from the 15th Amendment to modern challenges, with insights on racial attitudes, regional differences, and key historical moments.
Socialite-Activists and the Black Freedom Struggle - The Glamorous Life
Exploring how black women activists raised funds for civil rights through glamorous events, blending social activism with high society to advance the Black Freedom Struggle.
The Politics of Gender and Culture in American History - Lecture 21
Explores black political advancement and challenges faced by black women in the 1960s-70s, including gender discrimination, welfare rights, and the emergence of black feminist organizations.
The Road to Brown v. Board of Education and Little Rock - Lecture 13
Overview of civil rights events from post-WWII to Brown v. Board of Education, examining political and legal developments that shifted racial issues in the US, including desegregation efforts and organizing strategies.
Depression and the New Deal: African American Experiences in the 1930s - Lecture 11
Explores African American experiences during the Great Depression, examining New Deal impacts, political organizing, and civil rights roots in 1930s America.
Public Policy and Presidential Politics from Emancipation to the Present - Lecture 22
Explore Jesse Jackson's political journey and the shifting cultural politics from the 1960s to 1980s, examining his impact on civil rights and presidential campaigns alongside key administrations' racial policies.
The Politics of Gender and Culture in 1970s America - Lecture 20
Explore 1970s social turmoil through black music and film. Analyze Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, and blaxploitation movies to understand cultural responses to political and social issues of the era.
Black Power Movement and Civil Rights in the Late 1960s - Lecture 19
Explores the evolution of the Black Power movement, focusing on SNCC, MLK's activism, Vietnam War views, urban riots, and the Poor People's Campaign in the turbulent late 1960s.
From Voting Rights to Watts - Malcolm X and Civil Rights Movement Events - Lecture 16
Explore Malcolm X's life, philosophy, and impact on the civil rights movement, including his evolution from Nation of Islam spokesman to global human rights advocate.
From Sit-Ins to Civil Rights - Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement - Lecture 15
Explores Martin Luther King Jr.'s complex legacy beyond the "I Have a Dream" speech, examining his political battles and the broader context of the civil rights movement in 1960s America.
Educating for American Democracy: Shared Understandings in a Pluralistic Society
Explore debates on historical narratives, cultural values, and civic education in America. Discuss shared understandings needed for democracy to thrive and where to learn them in a pluralistic society.
The Queen of Creole Cuisine - A Conversation on Civil Rights and Cooking
Inspiring conversation with 94-year-old Leah Chase, sharing wisdom from her life as a chef, activist, and cultural icon. Discover how her restaurant became a catalyst for social change during the civil rights movement.
Reinvigorating the American Dream - Economic Insights from the Great Depression to Today
Pulitzer Prize-winner David Leonhardt explores America's economic history, from the Great Depression to today's challenges, seeking ways to revitalize the American Dream and address current stagnation.
The Legacy of Emmett Till - Exploring New Perspectives on a Pivotal Civil Rights Case
Explore the impact of Emmett Till's tragic death through two authors' perspectives, shedding light on racial injustice and the ongoing quest for equality in America.
A Thousand Small Sanities - Exploring the Origins and Evolution of Modern Liberalism
Explore the roots and evolution of modern liberalism through key thinkers and movements, from Montaigne to the Civil Rights era, offering insights for navigating today's challenges.
The MLK I Knew - Lessons for Today's Changemakers
Intimate insights on MLK's leadership, personal struggles, and legacy from close associate Clarence Jones, offering valuable lessons for modern social activists and changemakers.
How We Can Start to Heal the Pain of Racial Division
Activist Ruby Sales explores racial healing through deep questioning, reflecting on civil rights experiences and offering new perspectives on achieving racial justice in America.
What the Gay Rights Movement Learned from the Civil Rights Movement
Filmmaker explores intersections between gay rights and civil rights movements, dispelling myths and highlighting how they propel each other forward in the fight for equality.
A Change Is Gonna Come - The Story and Impact of Sam Cooke's Civil Rights Anthem
Discover the powerful story and musical legacy behind Sam Cooke's civil rights anthem, exploring its composition, cultural impact, and groundbreaking production techniques in 1960s soul music.
History Topicals - History
Explore pivotal historical events and figures through engaging short-form videos, covering topics from WWII battles to civil rights movements and cultural celebrations.
Kansas History Videos
Explore Kansas history through engaging videos covering key events, figures, and rivalries, from early settlement to civil rights milestones and famous Kansans.