Unit Title	Author	Year
Seminar: American Racial Politics
“We got to use what we got.” How Birmingham’s Children Became Foot Soldiers on the Front Lines in the Fight for Civil Rights Birmingham, Alabama 1963	Joyce Arnosky	2012
Keywords: Alabama, Birmingham, Black History month, civil rights, segregation
The African-American Graphic Novel: Discovering, Examining and Creating Graphic Narratives of Racialized Experience	Tara Ann Carter	2012
Keywords: civil rights, graphic novel, race
Seminar: Cinema and Civil Rights
African American Hair, Freedom, and Civil Rights: Using Film, Media, and African American Hair Styles to Analyze Civil Rights	Aisha Al-Muid	2020
Keywords: African American, cinema, civil rights, film, freedom, Hair, Media
From “We Shall Overcome” to “Black Lives Matter”: Learning from the Present, Building on the Past	Geoffrey Winikur	2020
Keywords: Black Art, Black Lives Matter, civil rights, collaborative learning, culturally responsive teaching, dialogic teaching, feminist pedagogy, inquiry-based learning
Seminar: Democracy and Expertise in Science, History and Literature
Voting Rights and Black Electoral Power in the 21st Century	John Taylor-Baranik	2021
Keywords: civic education, civil rights, dialogical pedagogy, inquiry-based learning, interdisciplinary curriculum, media literacy, student research, voting rights
Seminar: From Slavery to Civil Rights
“Everybody But Me”: The Historical Implications of the Struggle for Civil Rights on Culture, Education, and Politics in the 21st Century	Erin Bloom	2013
Keywords: African American History, civil rights, education, History, Politics, Slavery
From Slavery to Civil Rights: Get On the Bus with Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King, Jr.	Shelia Hawkins	2013
Keywords: civil rights, Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, Slavery
The Civil Rights Era	Richard P. Holmes	2013
Keywords: American History, civil rights, civil rights era