History 444-30 - Interface: Black And White

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West Virginia State University

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Description:

The experiences during the Twentieth century of black and white Americans as they have interacted as the two principal elements of our multi-cultural society. With history as the base discipline, this seminar will explore in an interdisciplinary fashion the efforts of Black Americans to attain integrated and/or equal status in our plural society. Attention will be paid to the distinctive components of Black American culture that have given strength to their efforts and have given blacks survival power as a people. Treatment of the theme will be topical, with students identifying, researching and reporting on episodes that illuminate the evolution of black-white relations that have affected the nature of America's Afro-American community. PREREQUISITE: 75 credit hours. (Upper division seminar)

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3.00

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Lecture

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Institution Website:

www.wvstateu.edu

Phone Number:

(304) 766-3000

Regional Accreditation:

North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

Calendar System:

Semester

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