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Social Systems - Understanding Race Relations In America

Course 2 Introduces the concept of systems, defining terms related to social systems. Beyond academics, we will attempt to “feel” what this means. Touch on the American Melting Pot philosophy. Intro to social stratification and worldwide inplications.
  • Last updated Apr 10, 2024
  • English (United States)

What you'll learn

Can people from different races and ethnic groups learn to get along? We examine this in five courses, Understanding Race Relations In America. We begin in Course 1 – Define Race; by defining what is race and ethnicity and the application of those terms. In Course 2 – Systems: We learn how we become who we are through self-exploration of our socialization. Course 3 – System Buy-In; teaches truths about social indoctrination and how humans protect systems that they benefit from. Course 4 – Systems In Practice; Living what we learn actualizes normal and natural human behaviors that highlight learned beliefs. Course 5 – Coming Together; Can we get along is a question that we must examine to develop methods for respectful coexistence. In these courses, you will learn about and about you.

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Course 2 Introduces the concept of systems and defining terms related to social systems. Beyond academics, we will attempt to “feel” what this means. Enduring systems have purpose which answers ‘How did we get this way?’ The American Melting Pot philosophy helped support the current system as well as challenge it. Understand how systems create social stratification guidelines, a worldwide phenomenon. Finally, we ask about changes in systems and the related costs.

Requirements

Only a desire to learn more about human relationships.

Creator

Adelaide Banks is an author, sociology instructor, historian and entrepreneur. Understanding our "Whys" centers her teaching focus. She believes that to live cooperatively and respectfully in a multicultural society, we must learn culture, social systems and understand how they work. We all are invested in building safe environments to thrive.

Ms. Banks authored Homeland, My Place Called Downhome to explore homeland rules that impact the development of all societies and groom identity. She wrote the book using an ADOS (American Descendant of Slavery) perspective.

She holds degrees in Sociology from Northern Michigan University and North Carolina State University. She has done graduate studies at four additional universities including Duke University.

Currently, Ms. Banks is the owner of ASB Marketing, LLC in Durham, NC. They teach Black American history and, facilitate social research using news media articles to analyze contemporary belief systems. They conduct ethnic relations, examination of social issues and Creative Solutions workshops. 

Social Systems - Understanding Race Relations In America
$ 19.95 USD
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  • Language English (United States)
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