Psychology Question

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THIS WILL BE THE LAST ASSIGNMENT OF THE ONLINE SEMESTER

For this last assignment, in 500 words, I would like you to choose one module and discuss what you took from it. Answer the following questions:

1) Why did you choose this module, and what specifically did you learn from it?

2) How can this module either be applicable to your life, or how have you seen it play out throughout society?

3) How could this module apply to your future life, work, etc?

*Any other comments or suggestions can be added.

(EXTRA CREDIT) Meet Your Professor!0 pts
Page1.1: Module Overview (READ)
Page1.2: 50th Anniversary of the SF State Student Strike (VIEW)
Page1.3: An Ethnic Studies Program Sued The Lawmakers That Banned It (HBO) (VIEW)
Page1.4: Ethnic Studies Ban Racist? (VIEW)
Page1.5: Creating a Criminal Lecture (View/Listen) -2
AttachmentGilmore.Good.Protest.pdf
Page1.7 Trevor Noah Stand-Up: Live At The Apollo (WATCH)
Discussion Topic1.6: Ethnic Studies and Protest (DISCUSSION)Aug 3120 pts
QuizModule 1 QuizAug 3175 pts

Race, Ethnicity, and Why It Matters

Race, Ethnicity, and Why It Matters

Page2.1 Module Overview (READ)
Page2.2 What Is Racial Domination? (READ)
Page2.3 White Like Me (WATCH)
Page2.4 COLORBLIND (WATCH/LISTEN)
Discussion Topic2.5 Race, Ethnicity, and Why It Matters (DISCUSSION)Aug 3110 pts
QuizModule 2 QuizAug 3148 pts

American Slavery

Afro-Latino's, Resistance, and Influence in the West

Lynching of Black Americans in the Jim Crow South

Page5.1 Lynching of Black Americans Introduction (READ)
Page5.2 Terror Lynching in American (WATCH)
Page5.3 Lynching in America EJI (READ)
Page5.4 Uprooted (WATCH)/Primary Source (READ)
Page5.5 Court Acknowledges Wrongful Execution of 14-Year Old George Stinney (READ)
Page5.6 Inside the Memorial to Victims of Lynching (WATCH)
QuizModule 5 QuizSep 2242 pts

Blackface, Minstrels, and the Birth of American Pop Culture

Redlining, Housing, Wealth

Page7.1 Module Overview (READ)-2
Page7.2 Housing Segregation and Redlining in America: A Short History (WATCH)
Page7.3 The Case for Reparations Goes to Congress (WATCH)
Page7.4 Coates Opening Statement to Congress (WATCH)
Page7.5 The Case for Reparations (READ)
Page7.6 "The Case for Reparations" 2017 Zengerle Lecture (WATCH)
Page7.7 A Racist Attack Still Haunts 45 Years Later, Here's Why. (WATCH)
Page7.8 Redlining’s Mark On San Diego Persists 50 Years After Housing Protections (READ)
Page7.9 Could you live here? Decades-old redlining still shapes San Diego’s neighborhoods today, advocates say. (READ)
Attachmentreparations.pptx
Discussion Topic7.10 The Case for Reparations Lecture (DISCUSSION)Oct 1915 pts
QuizModule 7 QuizOct 1962 pts

Get Out (SPOOKY SZN!)

Immigration Post 1990's: Laws, Walls, and Trump

Page9.1 Module Introduction
Discussion Topic9.2 They Keep Coming (DISCUSSION)Nov 910 pts
Page9.3 One big reason the GOP lost California (WATCH)
Page9.4 The Fence (WATCH)
Page9.5 Illegal America: Arizona's immigration fight (WATCH)
Page9.6 How ICE Went Rogue
Page9.7 Professor: Arizona Is Moving Left, And SB 1070 Was The Turning Point (LISTEN)
QuizModule 9 QuizNov 937 pts

Protest Movements, Kindling, and Over Policing

Page9.1 Module Overview (READ)-2
Page9.2 White Rage- Carol Anderson (WATCH)-2
Discussion Topic9.3 RIOTS or UPRISINGS? (DISCUSSION)Nov 2310 pts
Page9.4 Policing for profit: How Ferguson's fines violated rights of African-Americans (READ and WATCH)-2
Page9.5 'Segregation academy' attended by Cindy Hyde-Smith a common remnant of Mississippi's troubled history (READ)-2
Page9.6 Mass Incarceration, Visualized (WATCH)-2
QuizMODULE 9 QuizNov 2351 pts

Memory, History, and Monuments