AFAM 7500

Graduate Introduction to African American Studies

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This course surveys history of and current discourse on African American Studies as a discipline encompassing the study of the African diaspora in the Americas, while examining fundamental concepts, research methodologies, and tools of analysis that inform the field.

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Graduate

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Fall 2024

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