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Students will learn how colorism affects identity, social dynamics, and opportunities.

We’ll explore colorism—when people are treated differently because of their skin tone. We’ll discuss how it impacts identity, opportunities, and social dynamics. Be ready to engage in real-world issues and share your thoughts.

Objective: Establish trust and introduce the concept of colorism.

What Is Colorism? Defining the Problem

Objective: Create a safe space for vulnerability and peer connection.

Personal Stories: How Colorism Shapes Identity

Objective: Critically analyze systemic bias and representation.

 Media & Society: Challenging Beauty Standards

Objective: Equip students with tools to combat colorism.

 Taking Action: Advocacy & Empowerment

Shades of Us: Exploring Colorism and Identity Club 

Gina Jude Curriculum is offering a comprehensive and engaging course on CLEP Sociology, designed to help students successfully pass the exam with confidence. Through a structured curriculum that covers key concepts in sociology

High School Sociology 

Gina Jude Curriculum--CLEP and AP Specialists

This class examines the theory of dramaturgy or the theater of self-using the works of Goffman. We will discuss how theater is used in our court systems and discuss how theater is used in everyday life. 

The Theater of Self - Sociology (Focus on Court)

Samantha Lowery

Explore criminology, religions, family dynamics, social inequality, gender and ethnic studies, and cultural diversity in this homeschool course. Boost critical thinking, civic engagement, global perspective while earning full-year credit.

Embracing Our Sociological World: A Teen Journey Through People & Diversity 

Dr. Kai Kafferly, PhD - High School Teen Educator

Explore 𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐭𝐲, 𝐜𝐮𝐥𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞, 𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐪𝐮𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲, and 𝐬𝐨𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐧𝐨𝐫𝐦𝐬. Analyze 𝐦𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐚 𝐢𝐧𝐟𝐥𝐮𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞, 𝐬𝐨𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞, and more to uncover how society shapes—and is shaped by—you.

Sociology & Social Psychology of Trends, Inequality, and Human Behavior

Kindred Scholars Academy / Christine Santos LLC

Games & Hobbies

Explore the stories behind your favorite movie monsters, learn how they can help you better understand world history, and then create horrifying monsters of your own!

Monstrous History Society: Explore Geography, Sociology and Politics as Kaiju

Creative Curriculum Coop with Benjamin Corey

Life Skills

The Advocacy Club for Teens is the place where young people who care about human rights and social justice can learn about how they can engage to make the world a better place for everyone.

Human Rights Defenders and Social Justice Warriors: An Advocacy Club for Teens

Kirsten Bowman JD

In this discussion-based course, learners will explore historical events and current issues through PG/PG-13-rated films, building critical thinking, empathy, and real-world connections in a supportive environment.

Movies That Matter: Social Justice for High School

Courtney Runchey

Empower your student—Middle School through College (AP, IB, GCSE)—with one-on-one social studies tutoring covering history, economics, government, psychology, sociology, & more. Personalized sessions build critical thinking and confidence.

Social Studies: Economics, History, Government, Poli Sci, & More 1-On-1 Tutoring

Joshua West, MBA/ISM, President & Educator w/OtRE

Sign up for individual tutoring with an experienced social studies tutor! Our tutors can help with World History, Geography, US Government, Economics, US History, Sociology, and Women's History.

Social Studies 1:1 Tutoring

Seed and Stem Learning Center

Over a 24 week cycle that can be started any time, learners use drawing and discussion to explore the geography, politics, sociology, inventions, revolutions, conflicts and modern context of diverse cultures from 1400 AD on

Visual History: Draw Stick Figure Stories of Modern World History (Ages 15-18)

Visual History: Draw Stick Figure Stories of Modern World History (Ages 11-14)

English

I have been a certified teacher in 4 states for over 20 years in public and private schools I have taught all ages from PK to adult education.  I have my Bachelors in Sociology and criminology and my masters in Elementary Ed. and Special ed

ELA Private Tutoring

Ms. Pat

Science & Nature

I have been a certified teacher in 4 states for over 20 years in public and private schools. I have taught all ages from PK to adult education.  I have my Bachelors in Sociology and criminology and my masters in Elementary Ed. and Special e

Science Tutoring

Math

I have been a certified teacher for over 20 years in public and private schools. I have taught all ages from PK to adult education.  I have my Bachelors in Sociology and criminology and my masters in Elementary Ed. and Special ed

Math Tutoring for Elementary Students

This lesson explores how African American music empowered the Civil Rights Movement and continues to inspire change. Students will analyze songs like "We Shall Overcome" and modern tracks, learning how music unites and motivated people.

Soundtrack of Change: Analyzing Music's Influence During the Civil Rights Era

Geo-Sprint: Race Through AP Human Geo in 55 Minutes is a focused, fast-paced review of Units 1–7, designed to help students prepare for the AP exam in just 55 minutes. Ideal for a quick, effective review.

Geo-Sprint: Race Through AP Human Geo Exam Review in One Hour

This class explores hip hop’s journey from its early beginnings to its global impact. Students will learn about its history, cultural significance, and role in addressing social issues through music.

Hip Hop Hooray: The History and Cultural Impact of Hip-Hop

This class will help students master answering FRQs by using the AEC method (Assertion, Evidence, and Commentary) and will teach them how to identify and effectively respond to task verbs.

Simplifying AP Human Geography FRQs: A Step-By-Step Guide

This 2-week debate class helps students build critical thinking and public speaking skills while exploring the history and impact of the Haitian Revolution. Perfect for teens interested in history and lively discussions.

Debate Club: Was the Haitian Revolution the Greatest Revolution in History?

Students will explore the cultural legacy of African American hair, understanding why it has been—and continues to be—a powerful and controversial symbol of identity and self-expression.

Crown & Confidence: Hair Stories and Self-Expression Club


This 4-week book club explores Elizabeth Acevedo’s ‘The Poet X’ through discussion, poetry analysis, and creative writing. Students will build confidence in self-expression and critical thinking while connecting with peers.

The Poet X Book Club

Arts

A weekly club where children come together to colour or do some artwork of their choice alongside their friends. A great way for social interaction and inspiration.

Colouring and Art Social Club

Lucie

We will be coloring each class and sometimes we have show and tell. This will be fun for kids who love coloring and talking.

Coloring Fun Club

Leah

Get ready for the best element of art .... (drum roll) ... COLOR!
We'll learn all about the colors of the rainbow, their color temperature, and how to use them. We’ll also diving into the parts of a flower and why they’re so important to

Nature Art Class: Explore the Element of Color Through Flowers!

Ms. Abbey | Art Teacher of ARTventurous Animals

This is a summer camp. Kids can create art and socialize. This will be fun and laid back as it is summer time! 

Summer Camp: Color, Art, and Social Club

Looking for a creative and social outlet for your tween? Our Doodle & Chat Club offers a fun, creative space where kids can relax, color, draw, and make new friends in a supportive group setting.

Doodle, Color, & Chat

Ms. Ho, M.Ed.

In this relaxed class, students will unwind with cozy coloring activities while listening to positive, uplifting music and stories. It’s the perfect way for kids to de-stress, express their creativity, and build a calm, supportive community

Kick Back and Color- Cozy Coloring and Self Esteem Building! Ongoing Hangout

Ebony Miranda M. Ed.

In this one time class, young artists will learn how to draw a underwater fish using easy steps. They will color the fish by using a new coloring technique with crayons and glue feathers to make fins look interesting.

Colorful Feathery Fish With Crayons- New Coloring Technique-Private One-On-One

Dipti Madhav BFA

A fun, social club for kids ages 6–10 to color, draw, and make friends! Each week includes guided conversation, creativity, and connection. Great for building confidence and social skills in a relaxed setting

Coloring & Social Club for Kids (Ages 6–10) – Make Friends & Get Creative

Gracie Steele | B.S. Psychology

I will read the book, 'The Day the Crayons Quit' and talk about our colorful world. Next, we will color the grapes and place them in the refrigerator for 1-2 hours for the coating to harden. We will then make a colorful skittles rainbow.

Book Cooks: It's a Colorful World

Sharon Harville

This class is a playful exploration of color. We'll learn the basics about blending colors from the three primary colors, make a color wheel and in a bonus video the learner will see how I mix colors as I draw and paint a landscape.


Color Makes Me Smile

Carol

In this one time class, students will practice their conversational and coloring skills.

ESL Intermediate One on One Coloring and Conversation

Ms. Elizabeth 

This weekly class is all about making connections with other autistic/shy girls in a safe environment, sharing interests and having fun.

Coloring and Chat - Social Time for Autistic Girls

Astrid Schilder

In this one time course, we will learning conflict resolution techniques through the use of coloring!

Let's Color as We Learn Conflict Resolution Techniques

Mrs. Williams, M.Ed

A creative way to learn about astronomy - the Solar System, Planets, and Moon

Space Colouring: Solar System, Planets, and Moons

Dr Steph Acaster

In this one time class, students will color and talk about Stitch from the movie LILO & Stitch.

Relax and Color Stitch (LILO & Stitch)

In this vibrant summer camp, explore how artists use color to express identity, emotion, and culture. Remix classic art, craft expressive collages, and create a masterpiece for a virtual gallery—no art experience or personal sharing needed

Shades of Us: Exploring Colorism and Identity Club

Mr. D

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