#PopJustice, Volume 3: Pop Culture, Perceptions, and Social Change

This report is part of a larger series, #PopJustice, dedicated to exploring the promise and potential of pop culture as an agent of social change.

This report is the research volume – it explores two key questions:
1) Can popular culture be an effective instrument for positive social change?
2) Can popular culture be leveraged in the effort to counter stereotypes and improve attitudes and behavior toward immigrants and people of color?

3 ½ Minutes, Ten Bullets Discussion Guide

This guide is for anyone, particularly educators, seeking to use the documentary 3 1⁄2 Minutes, Ten Bullets as a catalyst for discussion and action. The film documents the story of Jordan Davis, a 17 year-old, and the trial of Michael Dunn, the man who killed him. The guide uses the mind sciences to address the role that race plays in our society, generally, and specifically, the experience and treatment of black men and boys.