1. Some of these documents are PDF documents with two pages of originals on one page. Therefore, when your print options window comes up look for the the "print scaling" option and in the drop down menu choose "fit to printable area" (if "none" appears in the menu box). See the screen shot of the print options window below.
2. Do not get confused between reviews and readings. These are two separate types of materials (as you will determine when you click on the appropriate links below).
3. An alternative to printing these readings is to download the readings on your computer and then save them on a CD or DVD.

 


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Reading 1: Chronology

Reading 2: Course Glossary  (Note: some of the terms in this glossary are not relevant to this particular class--so don't have a cow!)

List of Terms

Reading 3: Patriarchy I


Reading 3A: Patriarchy II


Reading 4: Constitutional Amendments

Reading 5: Nieman (A)

Reading 6: Nieman (B)

Reading 7: Nieman (C)

Reading 8: Bonil-3rd (What is...)

Reading 9: Bonil-3rd (Obama)

Reading 10: Significance of Brown v. Board of Education Topeka (L)

Reading 11: Race/racism: misdiagnosis (L)

Reading 12: Aversive racism (Dovidio)

Reading 13: Yous_rap

Reading 14: Resumes (Read only pages 1 through 6; and pages 20 through 27)

Reading 15: Grus_Reich

Reading 16: Rep_politics of fear

Reading 17: Income inequality

Reading 18: Budget priorities

Reading 19: Sacks review

Reading 20: class definition (blackwell)

Reading 21: Tax form

Reading 22: Howard (rightness)

Reading 23: Critical definition (blackwell)

Reading 24: Roth-white (historical antecedents)

Reading 25: Roth-white (privileges)

Reading 26: Howard (identity)

Reading 27: Republicans and the South

Reading 28: Resistance in the classroom (race packet 1 item 5)

Reading 29: Piet (white negroes)

Reading 30: Piet (race and sex)

Reading 30: Pseudo-arguments (race packet 2, item 5)

Reading 31: Disability

Reading 32: Corporatocracy

Reading 33: Taxes

Reading 34: Pobro_children/race