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Pride review: FX s docuseries offers snapshots in the battle for LGBTQ rights across the decades

Pride review: FX s docuseries offers snapshots in the battle for LGBTQ rights across the decades CNN 2 hrs ago © FX Transgender activist Felicia Flames Elizondo is interviewed in the FX docuseries Pride (FX). Pride offers an off-the-beaten-track history of LGBTQ experiences and activism in the US from the 1950s to the present, with different filmmakers undertaking each decade/episode. Even diced up that way it s a lot to cover, most effective when it comes to highlighting key individuals and moments than connecting those dots. Indeed, the format of this FX project which precedes Pride Month and coincides with the final season of the network s Emmy-nominated drama Pose ensures that the result will provide snapshots of the gay-rights movement, eliding over certain events while emphasizing less-heralded ones.

5 facts about the Freedom Riders

Gandhi and racism - The Hindu BusinessLine

GANDHI AND RACISM Upright: Gandhi instilled courage in people to act irrespective of their social station   -  ISTOCK.COM× The present arena of hatred against Gandhi is undermining a rich and complex history of anti-racial and anti-imperial struggles A High Court in Malawi, East Africa, recently stalled the construction of a statue of MK Gandhi on the ground that his statements proved he was racist and prejudiced against Black Africans Non-violent resistance was an active social force to transform the other through suffering and not retaliating transformation involved both the victim and oppressor Neither King nor Mandela wholly adopted the spiritual practices of Gandhi. But this precisely points to the creativity of the moment

Column: Let s give students the facts and let them evaluate the world, American history

On the first day of every single class I teach, I make sure my students know that I will never tell them what to think. This should come as good news to any student or their parent. No matter what you think, I doubt we agree on everything. Instead, I spend much of the first day telling my students that I will be helping them learn how to think. Not passively absorb information, not blindly share clickbait headlines, but think. By that, I mean critically evaluate what they see in the world around them. Doing so is a skill, and it’s one that can’t be learned if students are never asked to form their own judgments.

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