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HIST 318     Black Power to Black Lives Matter  (4)

This American History course covers the Black Power Movement’s history from its origins in the late 1960s and early 1970s through the current Black Lives Matter era. Together we review how the Black Power Movement empowered individuals and groups to protest police brutality, advance criminal justice reform, advocate for self-defense, promote Black collective interests, advance Black values, create Black institutions, and secure Black autonomy. Prerequisite: One course with attribute G4 including AP or IB credit.

Women's and Gender Studies

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...is taught in English. HIST 112 Women Changing...first-year students. POLS 318 Comparative Politics: South...