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Understanding the Construction of Race

Uncover the Truth: How Race Was Constructed to Divide Us

Race: A False Classification

Political Construction

Power Tool

Not Natural

Differentiating Race and Ethnicity

Ethnicity vs. Race: Know the Difference

Ethnicity

Nationality

Race

Historical Justifications and Misuses

Religion: The First Justification

Science Corrupted: Social Darwinism

Pseudo-Science: Categorizing Humans

Medicine Misused to Prove "Inferiority"

Flawed Research

Lasting Impact

Modern Implications and Continuing Challenges

Eugenics: "Scientific" Racism

Mainstream Education

Nazi Inspiration

Anti-Immigration Laws

Banning Interracial Marriage

Widespread Bans

Virginia's Racial Integrity Act

Recent History

Forced Sterilization Programs

Modern Pseudo-Science Continues

Poverty is Genetic

"Cognitive Underclass"

Policy Impact

The Evolution of Racial Identities

Manifest Destiny: Divine Right to Conquer

Native American Land Theft

The Invention of "Whiteness"

Not Everyone Was Always "White"

The Cost of "Becoming White"

People of Color: A Unifying Term

Why This History Matters Today

Knowledge is Power

Assessment and Reflection

Quiz on the Construction of Race

Quiz on Differentiating Race and Ethnicity

Quiz on Historical Justifications and Misuses

Quiz on Modern Implications and Continuing Challenges

Quiz on the Evolution of Racial Identities

Course Feedback

Survey on Course Effectiveness and Impact

Welcome to 'The Development of Racial Identities and History in the United States,' a comprehensive online course designed to explore the complex and often misunderstood topic of race in America. This course delves into the historical construction of racial identities, the differentiation between race and ethnicity, and the lasting impacts of these concepts on modern society. Through engaging modules, you will uncover the truths behind racial classifications, the political and social implications of race, and the historical justifications that have shaped our understanding of identity. Whether you are a student, educator, or simply someone seeking to deepen your understanding of racial dynamics, this course offers valuable insights and knowledge. Join us on this enlightening journey to better comprehend the evolution of racial identities and their significance in today's world.

The Development of Racial Identities and History in the United States.

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            <p>The Development of Racial Identities and History in the United States is a critical course designed to explore the complex and often painful history of race in America. This course aims to illuminate how race has been constructed as a social category, often serving as a tool for division and marginalization. By examining the historical context and the political motivations behind racial classifications, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how these constructs have shaped societal interactions and individual identities. The course will delve into the false classifications of race, the political constructions that have perpetuated these divisions, and the power dynamics that have historically driven wedges between communities. Through this exploration, we will uncover the truth about race and its implications for our collective identity as citizens of Minneapolis and beyond.

<p>As frontline employees of the City of Minneapolis, it is essential to recognize that racism is not merely a personal bias but a systemic issue that affects all of us. The course will highlight how racism and bigotry create barriers that hinder our ability to connect with one another, ultimately impacting our community's cohesion and success. By aligning our behaviors with the city’s values, we can work towards building bridges that transcend racial divides. This course will provide the tools necessary to understand the historical justifications for racial discrimination and the modern implications of these legacies. Participants will be encouraged to reflect on their own experiences and biases, fostering a dialogue that promotes inclusivity and understanding. Together, we can confront the challenges posed by racism and work towards a more equitable future for all residents of Minneapolis.
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