11th Grade Lgbtq+ Rights Interactive Videos

Examine the pivotal challenges and influential leaders of the Civil Rights Movement, with a focus on Martin Luther King Jr., Harvey Milk, and Malcolm X. Enhance understanding of historical societal issues, develop critical thinking about leadership responses, and appreciate the impact on contemporary civil rights discussions.

Examining significant events of the Civil Rights Movement, with a focus on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s contributions and key milestones such as the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the 'I Have a Dream' speech. Learners will develop an understanding of historical events that shaped civil rights in the United States, enhancing their analytical and interpretive skills in social justice history.

Explore historical and contemporary social justice challenges, focusing on issues like incarceration and racial inequality within the civil rights movement. Gain insights into strategic approaches for social change and understand the role of education in reducing incarceration rates.

Explore key moments and decisions of the Civil Rights Movement that shaped education, highlighting landmark cases such as Brown vs. Board of Education and Plessy vs. Ferguson. Understand the legal and societal transformations sparked by these events and examine the ongoing development of civil rights concerning educational equality and inclusion.

Examine the significant contributions of Black women within the Black Power Movement, emphasizing intersectionality and their crucial roles. Understand self-advocacy, intersectional leadership, and the cultural movements propelled by these influential figures.

Investigate the origins and significance of ball culture within New York City's LGBTQ+ community, focusing on early expressions like masquerade balls and key cultural developments in the 1960s. Understand the social and cultural influences of ball culture, appreciate its role in advocating for civil rights, and recognize its contributions to dance and fashion.

Explore the significance of diverse representation in the US government, emphasizing the rise of Gen Z through leaders such as Maxwell Frost. Gain insights into the challenges faced by young politicians and the crucial role of inclusive governance in democratic systems.

Examine Billie Jean King's transformation from a tennis champion to a prominent LGBTQ rights activist following her public outing. This exploration covers historical shifts in societal attitudes and outlines the ongoing challenges faced by the LGBTQ community. Learners will gain insights into social justice activism and its influence on policy and public perception.

Examine the importance of political unity and resistance in the fight for LGBT rights and broader social justice movements. Achieve an understanding of why sustaining energy and unity is crucial, recognize methods to actively combat discriminatory policies, and learn ways to support marginalized communities effectively.

Explore key concepts of the Civil Rights Movement with a focus on influential figures, including Martin Luther King Jr., and pivotal events like the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Understand the era's challenges and accomplishments to develop a deeper appreciation for the movement's enduring impact on society.

Investigate the pivotal figures and events of the Civil Rights Movement and their contributions to advancing equality and justice in American history. Gain insight into the roles and impacts of influential leaders, expanding understanding of their efforts in civil rights and social justice initiatives.

Explore coping strategies for LGBT individuals encountering social challenges, such as judgment during travel and workplace discrimination. Gain insights into building and maintaining a supportive network, understanding the evolution of LGBT rights, and fostering hope during difficult times.

Explore significant events and legislation of the Civil Rights Movement and Abolitionism, focusing on key figures such as William Lloyd Garrison and Rosa Parks. Gain insights into pivotal legal cases and legislative actions, enhancing understanding of the struggle for equality and civil rights.

Investigate the key events of the Civil Rights Movement, with a focus on the Selma March and strategies used to suppress black voters in the southern United States. Understand the roles played by key activists, the significance of the march, and its impact on civil rights legislation. Learners will acquire insights into the challenges faced during this period and the eventual legislative progress that was achieved.