In this workshop students analyse how protest functions within democratic societies, exploring issues of racism, bias and the protection of human rights in contemporary movements. While also focusing on equality, social justice and anti-discrimination.
Current example: Students analyze BLM protests in the U.S. and Europe, police reform debates and anti-discrimination initiatives in schools and cities globally
Topics:
- History of racial discrimination and segregation
- Civil rights vs. state power
- Black Lives Matter and global protest culture
- Police accountability and bias awareness
- Freedom of assembly and limits of protest
