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Throughout the study of "The Case for Reparations," students with disabilities should have the option of using dictation software for writing assignments, and text-to-speech software for reading assignments, and any other ADA-mandated technological accommodations.
In the activity “A World with Reparations,” students will use Canva to create an image.
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The Question and Answer section for The Case for Reparations is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
One of the key elements to understanding Coates' arguments is that the problems he describes are systemic, meaning that they can be present in multiple facets of society and that it is a problem faced by the vast majority of a group. For example,...
Clyde Ross's childhood in the Jim Crow South is unfortunately not very unique. Living in Mississippi at the time, Black families were constantly subject to all different forms of legal and social harassment and subjugation. Though Coates does not...
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