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Brown vs. Board of Education
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9 African American students integrate at Central High School in Little Rock, AK
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Events of the 1960s
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Black Arts Movement
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Chicano Movement
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Second Wave Feminism
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The March on Washington and MLKJ "I Have a Dream" speech
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Paulo Friere publishes Pedagogy of the Oppressed, setting the stage for critical pedagogy
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CSTAE first caucus meeting at NAEA conference in Atlanta
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US Democratic party first in US to endorse LGBTQ+ rights
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Robert Bersson compiles first JSTAE issue, which compiles papers on Social theory that had been presented at NAEA
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Robert Bersson summarizes social theory art practice thusly:
- Critical understanding of cultural literacy and agent of progressive social change
- Emancipation from "manipulated social products"
- Freedom to experience and create forms of visual culture which are liberating rather than enslaving
- Ability to "build toward a more aesthetic, humane, and democratic culture and society"
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Helen Muth first to use articles submitted to editor for JSTAE (issue 5)
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Homosexuality no longer considered an illness by the world health organization
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First article about AIDS published in JSTAE, and first time AIDS addressed in any art education journal
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Third Wave Feminism
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Decriminalization of homosexuality (nationwide)
