After reading Eduardo Bonilla-Silva's chapter, "The Strange Enigma of Racism in Contemporary America," Brownstein's article, "The Challenge of Educational Inequality," and watching "Cultural Pedagogy: Educational Equality for our Youth," develop your Discussion Post in accordance with the Quotation-Response-Question (Q-R-Q) directions which follow.

• The student begins a Discussion post by selecting a portion from the instructional material assigned — any section of information that the student found particularly interesting. The selection portion of text is then typed or copied/pasted into the Discussion Box. The Q should be an exact copy and punctuated correctly using quotation marks.
• Following the quoted material, the student develops an original R to the quotation.  The R can criticize, question, support the concept inherent in the quotation; you can include some practice teacheing. This means that the student responds after providing a brief explanation as to why s/he selected the particular section of text or transcript. Remember: Avoid merely summarizing or paraphrasing the quotation.
• The discussion post is concluded by asking a Q that emerges from the quoted material and the student's response.

References:

file:///Users/mimi/Downloads/Chapter%201%20Strange%20Case%20of%20Race%20in%20Contemporary%20America%5B1%5D-%20Eduardo%20Bonilla-Silva%20-%20Beeline.html

https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2016/05/education-inequality-takes-center-stage/483405/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbmyxZaBnhI