HIST 382 Black Women's History

With identities forged at the intersection of race and gender, Black women around the world have brought a unique set of experiences and contributions to the global stage for countless centuries.  In their myriad and societal roles, they have made unique contributions to their families and communities, globally and locally. Using a variety of analytical frameworks, this course interrogates Black women's history from the 1500s through today. Primary sources, monographs, essays, fiction, media, and site visits will constitute the texts of this course.

Credits

3

Prerequisite

HIST 140 or HIST 141 or HIST 250 or HIST 251

Offered

Spring even years.