HIST 352 - African-American Women in United States History

3 Credits
3 hours per week.

This course explores the ways in which issues of gender and race intersect in United States history and culture through an examination of the history of African-American women. It explores the cultural, economic, and political experiences of African-American women from enslavement to the present. Principal themes include: labor, family, reproduction, identity, intellectual traditions, and social and cultural movements in the United States and beyond.

Offered (FALL/SPRING)