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Welcome one and all to Sources of Justice--an online scholar series of live webinars and MORE for educators. Together, we'll deeply analyze and interpret primary sources with a focus on how race and racism have informed and shaped our concept of justice in American and World History. During live webinars, scholars will present their research and discuss how primary sources are critical to their scholarship and the narratives that are possible. Registration for the live webinars is here. In this space, the TPS Teachers Network, we'll continue webinar discussions and share resources for student inquiry:
- What or who are sources of justice?
- How have scholars used primary sources to shape our understanding of struggles for justice over time and place?
- What does justice or its absence feel and look like in primary sources?
More program information can be found here
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