AFAM 4300 - History of Race and Race Relations in the United States

The examination of the historical concept of race and racial and ethnic relations, and how these ideas have shaped and have been shaped by the legacies of colonialism, slavery, imperialism, segregation, and protest movements in the United States. Topics covered may include contemporary theories and frameworks such as critical race theory, post racial society, color-blindness, whiteness racial formation, and anti-racism. Cross-listed with HIST 4300. Credit will be given for only one of the following: AFAM 4300 or HIST 4300/HIST 5300.

Credit Hours 3

Contact Hours 3

Prerequisites
Junior standing or successful completion of at least one History or African American Studies course with a grade of C or higher.