Africana Studies 369 - Black Radicalism

Spring
2015
01
4.00
Preston Smith II
TH 01:15PM-04:05PM
Mount Holyoke College
90869
Shattuck Hall 217
psmith@mtholyoke.edu
90869,91000
The struggles and ideas of transatlantic black radicals have changed the ways we think and study--through the formation of Africana/African-American/Black-Studies--and the ways in which we express thoughts and ideas--through culture and politics. In this seminar, we will study the interdisciplinary history of black radicalism in the 20th century--in the United States, the Caribbean, and Africa. This interdisciplinary history is animated by a central debate over the role of black internationalism, if any, in domestic black radical thought and action, in the United States, the Caribbean, and Africa.
Prereq: Africana Studies 200.
There will be a number of shared classes/discussions with the Africana Studies Senior Seminar at Williams College, both in person and through video-conference, who will be sharing the same syllabus. We will make a class visit to Williams, and we will host
Permission is required for interchange registration during the add/drop period only.