This module was meant to introduce you to how Ethnic Studies became an academic discipline. The weekly materials demonstrate Ethnic Studies’ relationship to the social movements of the 1960s and how education was at the heart of movements for freedom. After reflecting on the materials in the module and the lecture, answer the following prompt:
Ethnic Studies is a required course, which is probably why you’re enrolled today. But is it still relevant? Are the student organizers of the 60’s views and demands on education still relevant, or are they outdated? Refer to El Plan de Santa Barbara and/or the Student demands. How might Ethnic Studies be related to what’s going on in the world today?
In your Discussion Post, please demonstrate that you have engaged with both the lecture and weekly materials by directly referring to them. You don’t need official citations (MLA, APA, etc.), but mention which source from the course you have engaged with. You must refer to lecture and weekly sources for full credit. In your post, you must write out a clear and articulate response (250 word minimum)
DUE Saturday Feb. 21st by 11:59pm.
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You must also Respond to two classmate’s post. You are require provide a genuine addition to the conversation and pose a question to the original poster. You are also responsible for responding to at least one person who has commented on your post (if they commented before 5pm on Sunday).
DUE Sunday, Feb. 22nd by 11:59pm.
When you are ready to post your response, click “Reply” below and write your post in the box provided and then click “Post Reply”.
When you are ready to respond to a peer’s post, simply scroll down to their post and click “Reply” and type in your response then click “Post Reply”.
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