Winter 2023 Courses

BST 352U

African American Lit II

Explore African American literature from the mid-nineteenth century to the beginnings of the "Black Arts" movement.

BST 411/511

Race and Disney

Engage with historical Disney animation through an intersectional exploration of race, identity and power.

"The Evil Queen" by San Diego Shooter is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.

BST 305U

African History Before 1800

A survey of African history, including major events and processes from early times to the beginning of the nineteenth century.

BST 301U

African Women in History

Examine the social, political, economic, religious and cultural experiences of African women from the ancient period and slave trade eras to the colonial and contemporary periods.

BST 206

Caribbean Studies

Examine the history and cultural experience of the Caribbean region from a Black Studies perspective.

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Winter 2023 Course Offerings

BST 204 AF AM II DEPRESSION TO THE CRM (40388)
Instructor: Millner, Darrell
Course Method: In-person
W 1730-2110

BST 206 CARIBBEAN STUDIES (40389)
Instructor: Ferbel-Azcarate, Pedro
Course Method: In-person
TR 1000-1150

BST 301U AFRICAN WOMEN IN HISTORY (44995)
Instructor: Alozie, Bright
Course Method: In-person
TR 1640-1830

BST 304 THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT (40391)
Instructor: Terry, Courtney
Course Method: Online
MW 1100-1250

BST 305U AFRICAN HST PRE-1800 (40392)
Instructor: Alozie, Bright
Course Method: In-person
TR 1400-1550

BST 345U BLACK POPULAR MUSIC IN CONTEXT (45012)
Instructor: Johnson, Jasmin
Course Method: Online - no schedule

BST 352U AFRICAN AMERICAN LIT II (40393)
Instructor: Hines, Maude
Course Method: Online
MW 1000-1150

BST 363U AFRICAN CINEMA-AFRICAN CULTURE (40396)
Instructor: Waruhiu, Josphat
Course Method: Online

BST 411/511 SEM: RACE & DISNEY (45006)
Instructor: Imarisha, Walidah
Course Method: Online
TR 1400-1550

BST 414/514 RACISM (44931)
Instructor: Foster, Christopher
Course Method: In-person
TR 1200-1350

BST 430/530 BLACK POLITICAL THOUGHT (40400)
Instructor: Terry, Courtney
Course Method: Online
MW 1400-1550

BST 345U

Black Popular Music in Context

Explore the relationship between black popular music and some of the inextricable bonds that it holds in black cultural contexts.

BST 304

Civil Rights Movement

Examine the impact and the trajectory of the Civil Rights Movement in the U.S.

Protesters with sign, "Jim Crow Must Go"

BST 430

Black Political Thought

Investigate what shapes African American and African descendant people involvement in political movements, and the implications of their involvement in expanding the American political landscape.