For Thursday
- Cigler, ch. 4
- John J. Pitney, Jr., "Autism and Accountability," paper presented at the 2020 annual meeting of the American Political Science Association. On Sakai.
- Marie Berry and Erica Chenoweth, "Who Made the Women's March?" in The Resistance: The Dawn of the Anti-Trump Opposition Movement, ed. David S. Meyer and Sidney Tarrow (New York: Oxford University Press, 2018). On Sakai.
Factions: Assimilation v. Liberation, Conciliation v. Confrontation
- BT Washington v. WEB DuBois
- Birth of a Nation and the NAACP
- Labor and A. Philip Randolph
- NAACP and SCLC: legal/lobbying vs. direct action
- Legislation is a template for other civil rights laws
- Direct action is a template for other movements
- MLK v. Malcolm X
- A social and religious coalition: the Catholic Church actually excommunicated some segs!
- Trayvon Martin
- Alicia Garza, a love letter, Facebook and the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter.
- Michael Brown in Ferguson, MO
- Eric Garner in Staten Island: "I can't breathe"
- A "horizontal" movement rather than a traditional organization
- The largest movement in history: 15-26 million people took part in George Floyd protests
Race and the Environment
- Philadelphia and DIY epidemiology
- 1987 report and 2007 update
- NAACP report: Fumes Across the Fence
- Air pollution
- Philly Thrive
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