BLS 314 - Black Feminisms

1 semester, 3 credits-

The purpose of this course is to critically analyze and understand the theoretical project of Black Feminism. Students will examine historic and contemporary Black Feminists’ conceptualizations of standpoint theory, Black nationalism, Black Marxism, intersectionality, queer theory, anti-Blackness, Afrofuturism, Black girlhood, and how Black Feminists have shaped contemporary movements and activism to bring light to their experiences of violence and oppression.

Same as AMS 314, PSP 314, SOC 314, and WGS 314.

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BLS 314 - Black Feminisms