HCT Course Schedule
Each week we will study an episode of my presentation and discuss. That will include discussion and Q/A with me and might include breakouts.
We will take short breaks.
There will be closed captions in English during each video presentation.
Pay attention to the trigger warnings and guidelines each week.
What topic to expect each week
Week 1: Hindus before Colonization (59 minutes long)
Economy
Arts and Crafts
Education
Social Structure
Contemporary civilizations
Science
Women
Queer / Trans identities
Week 2: Colonizers enter India (91 minutes long)
Who colonizers were
What colonizers wanted
Weapons of war
Impact of colonization
Connection to slavery
Racism and Colorism
White feminism
Relevance today
There are also two supplement videos that are 44 minutes and 3 minutes respectively.
Week 3: Caste and Supremacy (97 minutes long)
What is caste
Who created caste
Who profits
Who suffers
What colonizers say
What decolonizers say
Which voices to center
Caste laws
There is also a supplement video that is 21 minutes.
Week 4: Psychological Warfare (91 minutes long)
Divide and conquer
Aryan race
Who was hurt
Who profited
Who fought Aryan race ideology
Who perpetuates Aryan race ideology
Dowry origins
North / South divide
Who is Indigenous
There are also two supplement videos that are 16 minutes and 35 minutes respectively.
Week 5: Independence (85 minutes long)
What caused Partition
Who was Gandhi
Who was Jinnah
Who took power
Were Hindus free
Decolonial policies
Secularism
Political spectrum
Unity fault lines
There is also a supplement video that is 23 minutes.
Week 6: 1000+ and Counting (52 minutes)
Indigenous connection to animals
Western narrative of “cow violence”
Victims of “cow violence”
Colonial history of Kashmir
Indigenous people of Kashmir
Western narrative on Kashmir
What causes riots
Riot connection to colonial trauma
Western narrative on riots
There is also a supplement video that is 40 minutes.
Week 7: Hindus outside India (64 minutes)
Hindus around world
Why Hindus are around the world
Relationship between Hindus and host countries
How Hindus maintain traditions and identity
Hindu refugees
Media and Hindus
Western narrative on Hindu ideas
Any compassion for Hindus
Why violence against Hindus
There is also a supplement video that is 49 minutes.
Week 8: What you can do (46 minutes)
Biggest threats
Marginalized voices
Food
Celebrating Hindu resistance
Right this minute
Does money help
Decolonization meaning
Allyship
Resources
There are also three supplement videos that are 52 minutes, 45 minutes, and 6 minutes respectively.
Once you have completed the course, I will share bonus content also.
If you would like to request private time with me beyond your 1 hour course allowance, send me an email.