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课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/antiracism-2
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课程名称：反种族主义 II 概述：反种族主义 II 是一门中级课程，介于反种族主义 I 和反种族主义 III 之间，重点讨论种族、种族主义以及如何成为反种族主义者的策略。该课程适合已经上过反种族主义 I 或对美国及全球的种族问题有基本了解的学习者。反种族主义 I 着重于如何就种族与种族主义进行开放对话，而反种族主义 II 则帮助学生引导关于种族、性别和性向的自我对话。 本课程将通过与业内领先学者和活动家的短访谈，扩展您的知识并深入思考。此外，课程还将提供补充的视频和阅读材料，展示开放对话和自我叙述的力量，引导您成为反种族主义的盟友。这些访谈的中心思想将在最终项目中得到体现，学生需要构建并进行个性化访谈。最终项目将检验您的对话能力，同时强调有关种族、性别和性向的亲密对话的重要性。 在这个动荡的时期，这项挑战性的工作可能会引发不安的情绪。反种族主义 II 能够成为您面对个人关系的桥梁，帮助您直面困扰我们的社会需求。应对之道是允许自己经历不适，从而找到解决方案。我们大家都在这个过程中共同努力。 课程大纲： 1. 种族与种族主义的历史构建：第一周，您将通过阅读、纪录片和访谈讨论，了解美国社会中三大重要压迫与统治结构：定居者殖民主义、种族与种族主义、超/有毒男子气概。 2. 种族与种族主义的语言构建：第二周，您将通过多媒体材料，了解种族与种族主义是如何通过我们日常语言构建的，包括 Ijeoma Oluo 从其获奖书籍《So You Want to Talk About Race》中进行的挑衅性讲座。 3. 解析交叉性：第三周，您将批判性地深入思考交叉性的哲学及边缘化群体自我认同的重要性。 4. 创建对话：第四周，您将了解作为学者时，在谈论批判性思考时所暗示的内容。我们谈论的是提供解决方案，并确认许多解决方案始于自我认识、自我参与和自我超越。 和平与爱 肖恩
Name:Historical Constructions of Race and Racism
Description:In the first week of the course, you will be guided through readings, documentaries, and interview discussions with reference to three of the most important historical structures of oppression and dominance in American society: settler colonialism, race and racism, and hyper/toxic masculinity.
Name:Linguistic Constructions of Race and Racism
Description:In the second week of the course, you will navigate multi-media material that takes you through the processes in which race and racism have been constructed through our vernaculars, including a provocative lecture of Ijeoma Oluo reading from her award winning book, So You Want to Talk About Race.
Name:Interpreting Intersectionality
Description:In the third week of the course, you will think critically about philosophies of intersectionality and the vitalness of marginalized folk to self-identify.
Name:Create a Dialogue
Description:In the fourth and final week of the course, you will see what we, as scholars, are implying when we talk about critical thought and critical thinking. We are talking about providing solutions and determining that many of the solutions begin with acknowledgment of self, self-engagement, and self-transcendence.
Anti-Racism II is an intermediate course between Anti-Racism I and Anti-Racism III, focusing on the topic of race, racism, and strategies regarding how to be an anti-racist. Anti-Racism II is for anyone who has previously taken Anti-Racism I, or who has basic knowledge of the racial issues plaguing the United States, and globally. Anti-Racism I focused upon how to have open dialogue and conversations about race and racism. Anti-Racism II takes on the vital role assisting students in guiding their own conversations regarding race, and additionally gender and sexuality. Anti-Racism II will expand your knowledge and critically engage your inquiry, centering upon short interviews with leading scholars and activists in the field. Coupled with supplementary video and reading material, these interviews will further demonstrate the power of open dialogue and self-narration, directing you towards being an anti-racist ally. The centrality of the course interviews will culminate in a final project where students will construct and carry out their own personalized interview. The final project will test dialogic skills while asserting the importance of intimate conversations about race, gender, and sexuality. This is challenging work in troubling times that may conjure uneasy feelings and emotions. Anti-Racism II can work as a bridge coming face to face with your personal individual relationship with social demands plaguing us nationally and globally. The remedy is to allow yourself uncomfortableness in order to get to the solutions. We are all in this together. Peace & Love Shawn Course logo image credit: Emmanuel Gido, 08/31/2020. Available on Unsplash at https://unsplash.com/photos/SAjZSZUA690
