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Gloria Estefan
Singing Through Struggles
Jason Reynolds
The Power of Narrative
Tova Friedman
Surviving Auschwitz
Martin Sheen
Lights, Camera, Activism
Roz Chast
Drawing From Life
Kurt "Big Boy" Alexander
A Hip Hop Odyssey
Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Lewis
Finding Wisdom in Pain
Mitt Romney
Family Ties - Available April 22nd
Cecile Richards
Championing Choice - Available April 29th
Reginald Dwayne Betts
A Voice for the Incarcerated - Available May 6th
Tony Hawk
Finding Your Passion - Available May 13th
Darren Walker
Hope and Courage in Action - Available May 20th
Katie Couric
From Tragedies to Triumphs - Available May 27th
Jason Alexander
The Power of Laughter - Available June 3rd
Betty Rollin
First, You Cry - Available June 10th
Father Greg Boyle
Welcoming the Unwelcome - Available June 17th
Lesson Two
Episode Two: Revolution
Lesson One
Episode One: Independence
Lesson One: Becoming an Anti-Slavery Politician
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Lesson Two: From Anti-Slavery to Abolition, The Evolution of Lincoln’s Position on Slavery
Lesson Three: Challenging the Myth of the “Great Emancipator”
Lesson Four: Lincoln’s Relevance Today and Final Project
Lesson One: Becoming an Artist
An Introduction to Gordon Parks
Lesson Two: The Image and Agency
Making People Be Seen
Lesson Three: The Image and Observation
The More You Observe
Lesson Four: The Image and Relationships
Who Tells What Stories
Lesson Five: The Camera as a Weapon Against Injustice
Art as an Instrument for Social Change
Lesson Six: Telling New Stories
The Moving Image
Lesson One: Meet Barack Obama
Early Years and Burgeoning Identity
Lesson Two: The Vision and Work of Democracy
A More Perfect Union
Lesson Three: The Joshua Generation
The Civil Rights Movement to 2008
Lesson Four: The 2008 Campaign for President
Politics, Power, and Racism
Lesson Five: The Obama Administration
The Challenge of Change
Lesson Six: A Changed Political and Cultural Landscape
The Ongoing Legacy of the 44th President
Lesson One: Historical Thinking and “The Soul of America”
Lesson Two: Women’s Suffrage
Fighting for the American Ideal
Lesson Three: FDR and Japanese American Incarceration
Fear in a Time of Crisis
Lesson Four: Senator McCarthy and the Press
Reason Triumphs Over Passion
Lesson Five: LBJ and MLK
Fighting for the Better Angels of Our Nature
Lesson Six: Our Better Angels and Our Worst Instincts Today
Lesson One - Story of a Leader
Moral Leadership
Lesson Two - The Narrative of Racial Difference
A Through-Line in History
Lesson Three - The Supreme Court and Racial Inequality
Law and Complicity
Lesson Four - Equal Justice Initiative’s Work
All Children are Children
Lesson Five - Truth Telling, Reconciliation, and Repair
The Power of Memory
Lesson Six - To Believe Things We Haven't Seen
A Brighter Future
Lesson One: Understanding the Man
A Leader, a Minister, a Friend
Lesson Two: Women in the Movement
Coretta Scott King
Lesson Three: Philosophy of the Movement
Non-Violence
Lesson Four: Strategy of the Movement
1965-1968
Lesson Five: Challenges to the Movement
Vietnam and the FBI
Lesson Six: Legacy
Dr. King's Influence Today
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