BLKST 300 - Critical Race Theory

Credits: 4
An examination of the relationship between race, racism, and power within a United States context. The course studies the history of critical race theory (CRT) in law and traces its influence across various academic and non-academic fields. Students analyze interdisciplinary scholarship in Black studies, education, law, and history to identify the overwhelming presence of racism in mass culture. Students learn about different theoretical approaches related to CRT including whiteness studies, race and educational policy, and critical race feminism. Students participate in projects that help them translate theory to practice.

 

Prerequisite: BLKST 100  

Distribution Requirements: HE, PD.