RA Online: The Jim Crow Era

The Jim Crow Era
WB0176 –
Friday, August 28th
10am – 11:15am
$25 per person
The Jim Crow era did more to create anti-black beliefs and feelings than slavery. Stereotypes created during the Jim Crow era are deeply embedded in the collective American consciousness and unfortunately have been internalized by many. This racial cultural conditioning of the American mind is the most destructive legacy of the Jim Crow era. In this lecture, we will examine Jim Crow laws and customs, especially those established in Florida; the ways in which stereotypes were reinforced and perpetuated; and most critically how they continue to influence race relations in the nation today. Instructor: Dr. Martha Bireda

• Online programs are typically 60 minutes of lecture with 15 minutes of Q&A at the END of the presentation. Students will be able to type questions into the system at any time during the presentation.
• No software or downloads are required. Students can participate using a desktop, laptop, smartphone, or tablet.
• Please call 239-434-4737 or visit RegisterRA.asapconnected.com to register. You will receive a confirmation email regarding your registration. Prior to the webinar, you will receive a separate email with your log-in information as well as a one-page instruction sheet for those unsure how to join the webinar.
• If your plans change and you are unable to attend our webinar, please call us to cancel