Learners will need to purchase or borrow  "The Radium Girls: The Dark Story of America's Shining Women" by Kate Moore - the Young Readers Edition. 

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This class will discuss business and scientific regulations and laws, as well as sexism and classism in early twentieth century United States. 

Commonsensemedia lists the movie "The Radium Girls" (2020) at age 13+ - "Parents need to know that Radium Girls is an inspiring coming-of-age drama set in the 1920s and executive-produced by Lily Tomlin. It's based on shocking real events that led to government regulations to protect U.S. workers. When trusting 17-year-old main character Bessie (Joey King) realizes that her sister's mysterious illness might be related to toxic materials at work, she sets out to fight a powerful system that prioritizes profits over people. The film reflects what happened in real life: Doctors were paid off to tell the girls they were suffering from syphilis, rather than radiation poisoning, to shame them into silence. It's an intersectionally feminist story in that it's about a range of women -- low-income laborers, Harvard professors, scientists, and legal counselors -- banding together to make change. A subplot shows Black and White activists working together for racial unity, but the story centers on a White woman's experience. Real footage from the 1920s is used to show marches that echo contemporary issues, including demands for equal rights and to abolish the police (there's a clip of a cop swinging his baton at protestors). There are also disturbing scenes of a young woman's teeth and jaw falling out due to radiation poisoning. 

There may be some Youtube videos that are seen during this class. I will share my screen and learners will not need to access them on their own. Any youtube videos assigned for homework will be able to be viewed directly on the Outschool classroom page.