Crash Course Sex Ed Preview
The video discusses the inadequacies of sex education in the U.S. and introduces a new comprehensive sex ed series by Crash Course.
Religions and Pop Culture: Crash Course Religions #24
The episode explores the intersection of religion and pop culture, highlighting how they influence each other and the emergence of new religions inspired by media.
What Does Religious Freedom Mean?: Crash Course Religions #23
The video explores the complexities of religious freedom, its historical context, and legal challenges in the U.S.
Visions of the End of the World: Crash Course Religions #22
The video explores apocalyptic stories across various religions, highlighting how they reflect contemporary fears and societal issues.
The Power of Political Recognition
The video explores the concept of political recognition and its impact on global conflicts and individual identity.
What Does Race Have to Do with Religion?: Crash Course Religions #21
The video explores the intertwined history of race and religion, highlighting systemic racism and its impact on Indigenous peoples and other racialized groups.
Should Art Be Political?
The video explores the intersection of art and politics, discussing how art can influence political thought and action.
What Do Sex and Gender Have to Do with Religion?: Crash Course Religions #20
The video discusses the intersection of religion, gender, and sexuality, highlighting how religious norms shape and are shaped by societal constructs.
Is Utopia Actually Possible?
The video explores the concept of utopia, examining historical and philosophical perspectives on ideal societies and their feasibility.
Are Science and Religion Compatible?: Crash Course Religions #19
The video explores the relationship between science and religion, challenging the notion of inherent conflict and highlighting examples of harmony and collaboration.
Philosophies of Punishment & The Prison Abolition Movement
The video explores the concept of prison abolition, examining historical and theoretical perspectives on punishment and alternatives to incarceration.
Religion, Spirituality, and the Supernatural: Crash Course Religions #18
The video explores the intersection of paranormal beliefs and spirituality, highlighting how many people identify as 'spiritual but not religious' and how this affects their belief systems.
Political Cosmopolitanism
The video explores the concept of cosmopolitanism, its historical roots, and its implications for global politics and human rights.
Death and Afterlife Across Religions: Crash Course Religions #17
The video explores various cultural and religious interpretations of the afterlife, focusing on concepts of Heaven and Hell.
What is Feminism, and Where Does it Go From Here?
The video explores the evolving definition of womanhood and feminism, highlighting historical and contemporary debates on gender, race, and class.
Who Speaks for a Religion?: Crash Course Religions #16
The video explores the concept of charisma in religious leadership, highlighting how unofficial leaders can influence religious movements.
A World Without Governments? Anarchism Explained
Anarchism is a political philosophy advocating for a society without centralized government, emphasizing mutual aid and self-organization.
Who Was Karl Marx? And Why Is Everyone Still Talking About Him?
The video explores Marxism, its critiques of capitalism, and its relevance today, highlighting concepts like dialectical materialism and alienation.
What Does Ritual Have to Do with Religion?: Crash Course Religions #15
The video explores the concept of rituals, their significance, and their impact on individuals and communities.
What does Machiavellian mean?
The video explores the ethical dilemmas in political leadership, focusing on Machiavelli's 'The Prince' and its relevance to modern political realism, questioning whether good leaders must sometimes do bad things for greater good.
How Do Religious Texts Work?: Crash Course Religions #14
The video discusses the evolving role of religious texts and interpretations in shaping religious practices and beliefs, particularly focusing on the inclusion of women clergy and diverse interpretations of sacred texts across different religions.