Anti-Racism I
This course is part of Anti-Racism Specialization.
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What you'll learn
Learn to use contemporary intersectional terminology effectively
Understand the concept of white privilege and systemic racism
Develop skills for discussing race and racism constructively
Recognize the difference between being not racist and anti-racist
Identify historical patterns of racial inequality in the US
Apply anti-racist principles in everyday situations
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There are 3 modules in this course
This foundational course introduces the topics of race and racism in the United States, designed for beginners with no prior background in critical race or ethnic studies. Through comprehensive modules, students learn about contemporary intersectional terminology, systemic racism, white privilege, and practical approaches to anti-racist action. The course emphasizes understanding historical contexts, developing critical awareness, and acquiring tools for meaningful discussions about race and racism.
Week 1: Defining
Module 1 · 3 Hours to complete
Week 2: Identifying
Module 2 · 5 Hours to complete
Week 3: Applying
Module 3 · 7 Hours to complete
Fee Structure
Individual course purchase is not available - to enroll in this course with a certificate, you need to purchase the complete Professional Certificate Course. For enrollment and detailed fee structure, visit the following: Anti-Racism Specialization
Instructors
Clinical Professor
Dr. Shawn Trenell O'Neal is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Ethnic Studies at the University of Colorado Boulder, where he integrates his passions for music and social justice into his academic work. As a DJ, musician, and producer, Dr. O'Neal has developed a unique theoretical framework known as "Audio Intersectionality." This concept explores the intersections of race, gender, sexuality, and class through the lenses of sound, music, and performance studies. His research aims to analyze how sound and music can serve both as tools for subjugation and as strategies for resistance within African American and Queer African American communities, while also being applicable to other diasporic groups globally.In addition to his research, Dr. O'Neal teaches several courses on anti-racism through Coursera, including "Anti-Racism I," "Anti-Racism II," and "Anti-Racism III," which have gained significant traction among learners. He is also involved in community engagement initiatives and has received recognition for his contributions to teaching and scholarship in critical race studies. With a Ph.D. in Critical Ethnic Studies from CU Boulder, Dr. O'Neal continues to influence students and communities through his innovative approach to education and activism in the arts.
Professor of Ethnic Studies
Dr. Jennifer Ho is the Director of the Center for Humanities & the Arts at the University of Colorado Boulder, where she also serves as a Professor of Ethnic Studies. As the daughter of a refugee father from China and an immigrant mother from Jamaica, her personal background informs her academic focus on race and intersectionality. Dr. Ho is currently the president of the Association for Asian American Studies and has authored three scholarly monographs that contribute significantly to the discourse on ethnic studies.In addition to her research and administrative roles, Dr. Ho actively engages with communities on issues related to race, facilitating workshops on anti-racism and discussions about race in today's political climate. She teaches several courses on Coursera, including "Anti-Racism I," "Anti-Racism II," and "Anti-Racism III," aimed at fostering understanding and dialogue around these critical topics. Dr. Ho's commitment to education and community engagement positions her as a leader in promoting social justice and equity within academia and beyond. You can follow her insights on Twitter @drjenho.
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