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There will be opportunities presented throughout the semester to earn some extra credit. You’ll need to write a two-page double-spaced essay for each extra credit opportunity. Each extra credit assignment will be worth 10 points, 1% of your overall grade. No more than 3 extra credit assignments are permitted. View extra credit opportunities as a way to give your grade a needed bump (from a B+ to an A-, for instance), but the other assignments are worth far more so please focus your energies on them! Due on Canvas only. If you sign up for Reading Across the Disciplines or Writing Across the Curriculum, you will automatically get 10 extra credit points for each. For WAC, remember to upload your completion slip by the last day of instruction to receive credit. If you regularly utilize the Beacon tutors, you will also receive 10 extra credit points. This page will keep a running list of all extra credit opportunities.  Documentaries Watch one of these documentaries (or recommend another one) and write a 2-page response essay that's a mix of summary and analysis (don't just summarize). Many of the following documentaries are available for free on YouTube, or through Films on Demand or Kanopy through ARC library website (click on "research databases", then click on "videos"). ARC library website (click). Trapped, a documentary about laws restricting access to abortion in the past several years (available on Netflix). Three to Infinity: Beyond Two Genders, a documentary about the experiences of people who who identify beyond the gender binary (you can find this on Vimeo.com). A Girl Like Her, a documentary about women forced to give their children up for adoption in the 1950s-60s because they were unmarried and became pregnant. Anita: Speaking Truth to Power about Anita Hill's accusations in 1991 against Clarence Thomas, who was in the process of being appointed to the Supreme Court. (available on Kanopy) The Hunting Ground, a documentary about rape on college campuses. Available on Netflix and for rent on other websites. You may be able to find it online or at a local library as well. Strange Fruit, a documentary about the song Strange Fruit, about the history of lynching in the South. Not for Ourselves Alone: The Story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony. Available on YouTube. Triangle Fire: Documentary about the factory fire in New York City in 1911 that killed over a hundred female factory workers. Available on YouTube. Young Lakota: documentary about a young Native American woman fighting for reproductive justice.  You should be able to find it online. It's a PBS documentary. Two Spirit: a documentary about queer/LGBT-identified (i.e. "two spirit") Native Americans. She's Beautiful When She's Angry about the women's liberation movement of the 1960s and 1970s. Makers about women's history Rosie the Riveter about women who worked in factories during World War II. Union Maids about women involved in the labor movement in the 1930s. Babies with Banners about women involved in the Women's Emergency Brigade of the United Auto Workers during the 1930s. Outrage '69 about the Stonewall Riots in June 1969, which sparked gay liberation. Screaming Queens: Compton's Cafeteria Riots about the riots by queer and trans people in San Francisco in 1966 that resulted in lasting change around queer rights in SF. Before Stonewall queer history before the 1960s. After Stonewall queer history after the 1960s. No Más Bebés about forced sterilization of Latina women in the 1970s. Miss Representation about the ways the media portrays women in sexist and often dehumanizing ways, and the effects this has on American society. Live Nude Girls Unite! about a unionization campaign among sex workers in San Francisco in the 1990s. Dark Skinned Girls explores bias within the black community against darker skinned women. The Punk Singer about famous punk singer Kathleen Hanna. The Invisible War about sexual violence in the military. The Mask You Live In about the effects enforced and sometimes toxic masculinity has on boys and men. 13th about the history of mass incarceration, with a focus on its effects on black men, but also talks about gender for part of it (I highly recommend it!) Women Art Revolution about feminist art during the Women's Liberation Movement. Celluloid Closet about queerness in hollywood film in US history. Girl Rising, an inspiring film about girls from 9 countries overcoming the odds to attain an education. The Business of Being Born about the ways the American healthcare system approaches childbirth. Made in L.A. an amazing documentary about female garment workers in Los Angeles who work in a sweatshop, but who fight back against their exploitation. Don't Tell Anyone, immigrant rights doc about a woman who is undocumented, experience sexual violence, and becoming an activist. Free Angela and All Political Prisoners about the famous Angela Davis and the campaign to free her. Mothers of Bedford about women who are imprisoned and who are mothers who try to better themselves before being released from prison. Women Behind Bars a documentary tv series about women in prison. Out in the Night about four black lesbians in New York accused of killing somebody who attacked them, and the homophobia and racism they experience. Chasing Beauty about the challenges faced by models in the beauty and fashion industry. Edie and Thea: A Very Long Engagement about two white lesbians who have been together for decades before finally being able to get married.