Please note: 

• This is not an exhaustive list of resources. 
• These resources are appropriate for middle and high school students, unless otherwise noted. 
• These educational materials are to be used in conjunction with other resources, conversations, and instruction to provide the most complete context for students. 
• As with all educational materials, please preview these resources prior to utilizing with students to check for appropriateness.

Protests: 

• Peaceful Protests
• Protest and Politics
• American Experience: Freedom Riders | The Tactic
• Freedom Rides of 1961
• March on Washington | Racial Equity: How Far Have We Come and How Far Do We Still Need to Go?
• The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution
• Theatre as Protest
• Protests at the White House
• Youth Explain Why They March
• Art for Change
• Decisions in the Streets
• Whose Streets?

Black History & Historical Individuals:

• Reconstruction: America After the Civil War with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. 
• The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross
• Georgia’s Black History Collection
• Black America Since MLK: And Still I Rise
• Coded Geographies: The Green Book | South Central Civic Action
• Lorraine Hansberry | A Raisin in the Sun: Jim Crow, Home Ownership, and the American Dream
• East Lake Meadows: Redlining | Stereotyping and the Narrative of the Welfare Queen
• The Lowdown
  • How Many Americans Live in Poverty, and What Does That Actually Mean?
  • What You Need to Know About Gentrification 
• A New Gilded Age: Income Inequality in the United States Today
• Finding Your Roots: Ruth Simmons | Maya Rudolph | Sean Combs | Valerie Jarrett | Derek Jeter | Courtney B. Vance | Condoleeza Rice | Samuel L. Jackson | John Lewis | Wanda Sykes
• American Icons: Malcom X | Rosa Parks | Muhammed Ali | Sojourner Truth | George Washington Carver | Martin Luther King Jr. | Jackie Robinson
• American Masters: James Baldwin | Maya Angelou | Lorraine Hansberry | August Wilson | Zora Neale Hurston | Bill T. Jones | Sammy Davis Jr. | Ralph Ellison

Race: 

• What is “Race”?
• Race & Jazz in New Orleans
• Is Race Real?
• America After Ferguson: America and Race
• The Talk: Race in America

Riots of the Past: 

• The Atlanta Riot
• 1964: Anger in Harlem
• Wilmington, North Carolina, 1898: Prelude to a Riot
• The Harlem Riot
• The Atlanta Race Riot of 1906
• The Lowdown: Police, Race, and Unrest in America’s Cities
• Riots & the Birth of Black Television
• Wilmington: A Peaceful City Turned Violent

Bias: 

• Confronting Bias
• Who, Me? Biased?: Understanding Implicit Bias
• Ruben Salazar: Man in the Middle: Objectivity and Bias in Journalism
• The Lowdown: How Good Are You at Detecting Bias?
• And Then They Came For Us: Confronting Bias and Hate

Civil Rights: 

• Civil Rights: Then & Now
• The Supreme Court: Civil Rights & Civil Liberties
• Civil Rights
• American Experience: Civil Rights
• The Lowdown: The Unfinished Business from the March on Washington and the Civil Rights Movement
• The Civil Rights Landscape Today for People of Color
• The Economic Impact of Racial Discrimination
• Project C: Lessons from the American Civil Rights Movement

Current Events and News: 

• Frontline
  • How the Deck is Stacked?
  • Investigating the Newark Police Department 
  • Perspectives on Police Encounters
  • The Return of School Segregation in Eight Charts
  • Separate and Unequal | School Integration
• Exploring Racial Barriers at NASA
• PBS NewsHour Daily News Story
• Above the Noise
  • Affirmative Action: Should Race Be a Factor in College Admissions?
  • Why are Schools Still So Segregated?
  • How Do Algorithms Predict Criminal Behavior?
• News and Media Literacy