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AFRSTY 250: The Civil Rights Movement
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
This course examines the American Civil Rights movement as it developed during the period from 1954 to 1965, and as it changed during the period from 1966 to 1986. The course assesses the roles played by individuals, movements, governments, and political leaders in the process of social change.
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AFRSTY 260L: African-American Folklore
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
This course examines the development and the significance of African-American folklore through study of its various genres: music, tales, legends, shorter verbal forms, material culture, folk belief, and folk humor. Emphasis is given to both African survivals and Indo-European influences in these genres.
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AFRSTY 270: The African-American Image on Stage,Screen and Television
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
The evolution and development of African-American characters and caricatures as they have been represented in theatrical, screen, and television presentations.
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AFRSTY 292G: African Caribbean Literature
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
This course examines the development and significance of Afro-Caribbean literature in the 20th century. Texts are examined both individually and in relation to each other. Emphasis is given to the development of post-colonial themes and techniques in Caribbean socio-cultural contexts, asking what "post-colonial" means to writers of different Caribbean nations. This course may count toward the major or minor in Africana studies. Capabilities addressed: Critical reading, critical thinking, clear writing, academic self assessment, collaborative learning, information technology, oral presentation.
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AFRSTY 301: African-American Intellectual Thought
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
A survey course of the significant writings of African-Americans from the period of Emancipation to the present, with special reference to issues concerning the educational, political, sociological, and psychological status of African-Americans in the United States.
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AFRSTY 302: Martin and Malcolm X
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
An examination of the philosophical and ideological frameworks of Martin Luther King and Malcolm X. Their impact on African-American social movements, on modern American social and political life, and on the Third World is also considered. (Course offered in the spring only.)
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AFRSTY 310: Modern Caribbean Society
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
This course undertakes a descriptive and interpretive analysis of the growth of the modern English-speaking Caribbean society. Although the focus is specifically on the period 1918-1962, the class looks at that period in the historical context of colonialism and slavery in the new world (the Americas), and of the social and political attitudes shaped and derived from that period. Special attention is therefore given to the salient racial, social, political, economic, and religious issues that have significantly influenced and contributed to the complex social relations of present day Caribbean society.
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AFRSTY 320: Problems in Urban Education
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
This course looks at the relationship between young people growing up in the cities and the efforts to reform urban schooling. The course examines the cultural, social, economic, and political dimensions of formal "education" in the city. Questions posed include: What is education Why educate Who is educated in the city What impact does urban education have upon its recipients and their families, culture, community What is the relationship between urban education and the American social order (Course offered in the fall only.)
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AFRSTY 330: Boston's Asian American Communities
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
This advanced research seminar examines the dynamics of ethnicity and community change in Asian American communities. Using theories of community development and methods of community research, students analyze Boston's Asian American communities as case studies of complex social systems. The course also looks at current research on immigrant acculturation, ethnic enclave economies, and the community control movement.
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AFRSTY 350: African-American Nationalism Before Garvey
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
This course explores the theme of African-American nationalism and the question of racial identity in the period from the American Revolution to World War I. Topics include the emergence of "back-to-Africa" movements, African-American communities in Canada, resettlement in the French- and English-speaking Caribbean, the African-American response to white colonizers, the establishment of African-American utopian communities, and western migration during Reconstruction.
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