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Civil Rights: Internet Activism and Social Change Instructional VideoCivil Rights: Internet Activism and Social Change Instructional Video
Publisher
PBS
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Grade
9th - 12th
Subjects
Social Studies & History
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Resource Type
Instructional Videos
Media Length
2:35
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For Teacher Use
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Duration
15 mins
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Direct Instruction
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Audio
Internet Access
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Closed Captions
Year
2016
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Civil Rights: Internet Activism and Social Change

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Social media has changed the Civil Rights movement. Activists Tamika Mallory, DeRay McKesson, and Bree Newsome talk about how they use social media to bring attention to events, to connection with and share information with other social change protestors, and to build community.

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Concepts

civil rights, social-emotional learning, social justice, activism, social activism, the civil rights movement, cross-media analysis, electronic media, racism, the civil rights act of 1964

Additional Tags

social studies

Instructional Ideas

  • Divide the class into groups, assign each a different "After Watching" question to research, and have them report their findings

Classroom Considerations

  • Part of the Civil Rights: Then and Now Collection
  • One of five related videos
  • The focus of the video is on how social media can bring attention to events not covered by main stream media

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  • Includes teaching tips and links to additional information

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  • None

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