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His 127 Microhistories: A Lens Into The Past — Apartheid In South Africa Syllabus, Marta Millar Jul 2026

His 127 Microhistories: A Lens Into The Past — Apartheid In South Africa Syllabus, Marta Millar

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The microhistory course introduces students to the study of history by exploring a particular event, individual, or issue, and its legacy. Students will read both primary source documents and modern texts to examine how the topic under consideration was shaped by, and in turn shaped contemporary culture.

This syllabus is for a course focusing on the history of apartheid in South Africa. Students will analyze the political, social, economic, and cultural aspects of the apartheid era. This includes understanding how segregationist policies developed in South Africa, what political transformations led to the implementation of the apartheid system, how different policies …


Digital Cultures, Dei, And Ai: Critical Analysis Assignment, Oluremi Alapo Jan 2026

Digital Cultures, Dei, And Ai: Critical Analysis Assignment, Oluremi Alapo

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This assignment presents a scaffolded, equity-centered approach to teaching digital culture and artificial intelligence (AI) within an undergraduate Diversity and Multicultural Education course at the City University of New York. Designed as a Writing Intensive, COIL-informed learning experience, the assignment invites students to critically examine digital technologies and AI as social and cultural systems shaped by power, access, and inequality.