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The use of interviews is very effective in this course. The content is so relevant to apply today in the U.S. socially, politically, and in business. I only wish I had learned more about this earlier.
This course was wonderful! I learned so much and was able to learn more in-depth o stories and events that I knew of. Dr. LaFayette is a treasure and I look forward to hopefully meeting him one day.
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por Mary B
•I loved all of the interviews with Dr. Bernard Lafayette. This was an excellent course and I'll recommend it to others. With appreciation, Mary Button
por JOHN Q
•Nice review of a very difficult time in our history which was favored by some courageous folks who worked and endured a lot to effect a better society.
por Aloke N P
•a must do course for every global citizen. Its not just exploring an idea but its also about exploring you as a human being and your capabilities.
por Sir T P
•This was a great course. I enjoyed hearing Mr Layfayette speak and share history . I understand my role in being instrumental for social change
por Diane N
•Every body black white green or polka dot should take this course, learn to come together non violently thank you all for the lessons I learned
por Petisia M A
•An abundance of first hand experiences and information from the individuals that actual fought the battles during the Civil Rights Movement.
por Aaron L H
•This course was outstanding. There was a lot of information about the Civil Rights I didn't know about. The power of learning never gets old.
por Lisa K
•Very interesting first-hand interviews. Dr. Lafayette's insights on nonviolence as a strategy and agape as a way of life were enlightening.
por Danielle C
•Thank you for refreshing the history of a time when I witnessed so much change. I really enjoyed it.
Danielle Rawls Carr- Atlanta, Georgia
por Barbara S
•Excellent course!!!!!!!! Thank you so much—I learned an incredible amount of information and found this course to be very transforming.
por Lisa S
•Absolutely fascinating course - a privilege to have insights from one of the major lights of the civil rights movement
por Carolyn C
•Love the class I am getting married to a black man and am white. I am learning his culture and how it is.
por Corinne S
•One of the best and most informative classes I have taken on Coursera. I highly recommend for everyone!
por Célia C
•Very interesting, in this course, we have al the inside view of what happened, I truly recommend.
por Valentina G M
•I usually don't like history but the way this is told capitvated me! Thank so much
por David S T
•Just amazing. What a fantastic course. And Dr. Lafayette is a national treasure.
por Peter K
•an important history lesson unfortunately urgently necessary in the present day
por Carmen
•Very enlightening about non-violence and how the civil rights movement worked.
por Alzbeta S
•One of the best courses I took on Coursera. Very informative and practical.
por Gretchen A
•Great interviews, Great Information, and thought- provoking questions.
por Felipe T
•This is a marvelous and very inspiring course. Thank you so much!
por line k
•This course should be seen by all of us people of the world.
por fumi o
•This is a great course.
It is more than a history lesson.
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por Link C
•A great course for understanding US Civil Right history!
por lia m
•muito conhecimento !!! gostei muito deste curso !!
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