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Addressing Inequality and Discrimination

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By Michael Dawson

By Michael Dawson

Legal expert specializing in civil rights.

This course focuses on the systemic factors that contribute to inequality and discrimination. Participants will explore how laws, policies, and social norms can perpetuate disparities, and how to challenge these barriers to create a more equitable society.

Why It’s Worth It

Unlock real value — from fast results to long-term transformation.

Gain a deeper understanding of systemic inequality and discrimination, equipping you with knowledge to identify and challenge societal biases.

Learn actionable strategies for advocacy and community organizing, empowering you to create meaningful change in your community.

Enhance critical thinking skills through analysis of historical and contemporary issues, allowing you to connect theory with practice effectively.

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Foundations of Inequality and Discrimination

This module introduces participants to the basic definitions and dynamics of inequality and discrimination. Learners will explore why these issues persist in societies worldwide and how historical and cultural contexts shape current debates. Defining Inequality Understanding Discrimination Global Perspectives

Historical Context: Laws, Policies, and Norms

This module dives into the historical evolution of policies and norms that shaped systemic inequality. Participants analyze how past legislative actions and societal attitudes continue to affect modern disparities. The module integrates insights from key texts to highlight the legacy of oppression. Legislative Legacies Social Norms and Cultural Bias Historical Case Studies

Systemic Factors and Intersectionality

In this module, participants explore systemic dimensions that sustain bias across social institutions. The lessons address intersectionality and how overlapping identities can intensify discrimination. Analysis of policy frameworks from diverse sources, including Freire’s work, enriches understanding. Understanding Systemic Structures Intersectionality Defined Policy and Institutional Bias

Analyzing Contemporary Issues

This module connects historical context and systemic analysis to current events. It encourages participants to evaluate media portrayals, economic disparities, and modern injustices through case studies. Drawing from texts like 'White Fragility', the module promotes critical thinking about ongoing challenges. Case Study Analysis Media and Representation Economic Disparities

Strategies for Change and Advocacy

The final module focuses on actionable strategies to drive social change. Learners explore advocacy, community organizing, and policy reform as methods for creating a more equitable society. Drawing inspiration from antiracist and activist literature, the module stresses practical application and empowerment. Foundations of Advocacy Policy Change Mechanisms Community Organizing

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What Users Are Saying

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This course opened my eyes to the deep-rooted issues of inequality in our society. I now feel empowered to challenge discriminatory practices in my community.
Fatima Al-Mansoori
I appreciated the practical strategies provided to address discrimination. It's a challenging topic, but this course made it manageable and actionable.
Miguel Rivera
As someone who works in policy, this course has been invaluable. It helped me understand the systemic nature of inequality and how to advocate for change effectively.
Anjali Patel
While the course was informative, I hoped for more interactive components. The content is critical, though, and I'm glad to have taken part.
Kwame Nkrumah
The discussions on social norms were particularly enlightening. I learned a lot about how our perceptions can perpetuate inequality.
Elena Ivanova
I loved the collaboration with diverse participants. Hearing their experiences made the concepts much more relatable and real.
Amina Jabari

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Focus on real-world applications and strategies

Access to diverse perspectives through case studies

Engagement with critical texts to deepen understanding