Thread by @nursingclio, Like you the team at Nursing Clio has been watching the news, [...]

Like you the team at Nursing Clio has been watching the news, and is heartbroken, enraged, and driven to action.

One form of action we can take is to provide you with resources addressing the history of white supremacy and police brutality.

The first is reading list by @AustinMcCoy3 on teaching in debating justice, politics, and culture in Black America from the Civil Rights Movement to Black Lives Matter. https://nursingclio.org/resources/black-lives-matter-reading-list/

Reading List: Debating Justice, Politics, and Culture in Black America, From the Civil Rights...

What follows is a reading list based upon my writing-based history course that I taught in the Fall of 2015. While teaching the course, I relied heavily on primary sources and short secondary sourc…

https://nursingclio.org/resources/black-lives-matter-reading-list/

@AustinMcCoy3 shared reflections with us on teaching in a era of Black Lives Matter in 2016. https://nursingclio.org/2016/08/23/teaching-in-an-era-of-black-lives-matter/

Teaching in an Era of Black Lives Matter

One of the functions of social movements is to raise consciousness around a particular problem or issue. The Black Lives Matter movement is no different. Activists have successfully used disruptive…

https://nursingclio.org/2016/08/23/teaching-in-an-era-of-black-lives-matter/

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