May 4, 2017 Chapters 12-14 Facilitated by Sanyika Bryant, Malcolm X Grassroots Movement Video of this session is below. The following materials were offered to participants after the class to supplement the group discussion: An interview with J. Sakai about the book Settlers, courtesy Ernesto Aguilar of decolo.
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April 20, 2017 Chapters 9-11 Facilitated by Robin D.G. Kelley, Professor and Gary B. Nash Endowed Chair in U.S. History, UCLA The following materials were offered to participants after the class to supplement the group discussion.  Video of this session is below.
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April 5, 2017 Chapters 7-8 Facilitated by Phil Hutchings, Black Alliance for Just Immigration The following materials were offered to participants after the class to supplement the group discussion.  Video of this session is below. In his powerful presentation to the Reading Black Reconstruction study group,  Phil Hutchings mentioned two books that he thought were good complements to Black Reconstruction.
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March 23, 2017 Chapters 1-6 Facilitated by Paula Austin, Assistant Professor of History, Sacramento State University The following materials were offered to participants after the class to supplement the group discussion.  Video of this session is below. Capitalism (here’s a definition we’ve found useful to think about in relationship to what was offered during the session): Capitalism is an economic system in which a small number of people maintain ownership and control of the machines, raw materials, people’s labor, and land needed to make goods (means of production) and the means of distributing and generating profit from those goods.
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