Introduction to Black Studies.

This course is designed: (1) to introduce and define the origins, relevance and scope of Black Studies and to discuss critically major challenges facing Black Studies; (2) to introduce and to delineate fundamental issues and areas for critical discussion in the discipline and the seven core areas of Black Studies (Black History, Black Religion, Black Social Organization, Black Politics, Black Economics, Black Creative Production, Black Psychology), as well as the emergence and development of Afrocentricity, Black Women's Studies, Multicultural Studies, and Classical African Studies; and (3) to raise provocative questions about the Black experience which cultivate the use of and an appreciation for inquiry and analysis as indispensable tools to an effective grasp and critical discussion of Black Studies.

Term 202440 #40010 AFAM100
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Meeting Times
Location: UNIV 2008 (M)
@ 11:15 - 12:30
From 2024-09-04 to 2024-12-20
Enrollment

14

seats available

21

currently enrolled

35

maximum enrollment

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