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BLKST 102 - Introduction to Black Arts, Culture, and Literature

This course examines the evolution and development of Black Peoples' artistic, cultural, and literary experiences from a global perspective including art and design, theatre and performance, literature, music, spoken word, and other modes of interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary practice. Coursework is designed to immerse students in analyzing Black art, culture, and literature through intersectional, feminist, and queer lenses. The course is designed for both thinkers and creators. Students will engage in the course material through readings, viewings, and field trips around film, comics, anime, popular culture events, plus the visual and performing arts.

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Offerings

Winter 2025 [1251]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
SEM 00179339 / 1016:00 - 17:20 M,W

Fall 2023 [1239]

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SEM 001438612 / 1516:00 - 17:20 T,Th

Fall 2022 [1229]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
SEM 0011027511 / 1111:30 - 14:20 MRCH 208Vershawn Young

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BLKST 102 leads to

BLKST 203 - Introduction to Anti-Racist Communication

BLKST 210 - Language, Life, and Literature in the Caribbean

BLKST 230 - Black Feminisms

BLKST 330 - Black Queer Studies

BLKST 302 - Strategic Management of Black Enterprises

BLKST 304 - Pan-African Global Politics

PSCI 304 - Pan-African Global Politics

BLKST 310 - Topics in Black Language and Linguistics

BLKST 308 - Writing Anti-Racism

BLKST 380 - Black Theatre in Practice

THPERF 380 - Black Theatre in Practice

BLKST 399 - Special Topics in Black Studies

BLKST 421 - The Black Atlantic

BLKST 410 - African American Rhetoric

BLKST 317 - Afro-Latin America

BLKST 303 - Black Anti-Racist Consulting Practices

BLKST 224 - Black Performance Studies

ENGL 225 - Introduction to Anti-Racist Communication

ENGL 326 - Language, Life, and Literature in the Caribbean

ENGL 375 - Topics in Black Language and Linguistics

ENGL 373 - Writing Anti-Racism

ENGL 405 - African American Rhetoric

BLKST 309 - Blackness at the Intersections