Discover the Untold History That Shaped DEI
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) is a term you’ve probably heard often, but what does it really mean, and where did it originate? The Historical Roots of DEI unit study dives into the critical events and movements that shaped the DEI conversation today, offering an eye-opening exploration of modern history often overlooked in traditional curricula.
This study isn’t about changing your mind or pushing an agenda—it’s about understanding. By uncovering key historical events from the post-World War II era, students gain the tools to engage in thoughtful discussions about DEI and its place in modern society.
What You’ll Learn
Through engaging readings, podcasts, and interactive activities, you’ll explore:
- Martin Luther King Jr.: His groundbreaking work, his challenges, and the FBI’s attempts to suppress his impact.
- COINTELPRO: A covert FBI program targeting civil rights leaders and organizations.
- The Drug War: Examining its role in shaping perceptions and policies impacting the African-American community.
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What’s Included
Designed for teens, this unit study provides:
- 9 readings (with podcast versions for flexible learning)
- A quiz to solidify your understanding
- Discussion activities to encourage critical thinking and dialogue
Why Enroll?
Whether you’re a supporter, skeptic, or simply curious about DEI, this unit study equips you with the historical context to engage meaningfully with this pivotal topic. By the end, you’ll better understand why DEI matters to so many—and gain insight into the events that brought us here.
Join us at the Pallas Learning Center for a journey into the past that speaks to the present.
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