Black Women s Histories in the United
12:10pm–2:00pm
BARNARD HALL BAR 403
Barnard
Seat data provenance: Directory as of August 23, 2026 at 4:00 AM
Description
In this course you will be examining paper tracings and other sources related to the lived experiences of Black women. You will be required to review and interrogate materials on triggering subjects; some of these items include violent descriptions, images, and acts. In order to join in our collective engagement with the history of Black women, within the context of the U.S., you will critically analyze items that have not been sanitized for popular consumption. Thus, we will not be “erasing history” in this course by avoiding the deployment of white supremacy and its vast, related violence(s) against Black women’s bodies and lives, as well as the various manifestations of resistance of Black women throughout the history of the United States
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3.5 / 5
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- 4 credits
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