Africana Studies (AFRS) Courses

Africana Studies

Courses

Africana Studies

• •  AFRS 100A - Composition I
• •  AFRS 100B - Composition II
• •  AFRS 110 - Introduction to Africana Studies
• •  AFRS 111 - Black Poetics and the Spoken Word
• •  AFRS 119 - Introduction to Racial and Ethnic Studies
• •  AFRS 120 - African American History to 1865
• •  AFRS 121 - African American History Since 1865-Present
• •  AFRS 140 - Introduction to African American Literature
• •  AFRS 150 - Critical Thinking in Africana Studies
• •  AFRS 153 - Introduction to Black Men’s Studies
• •  AFRS 154 - Introduction to Africana Women’s Studies
• •  AFRS 155 - African American Music
• •  AFRS 160 - Introduction to Africana Arts
• •  AFRS 170A - Elementary Swahili
• •  AFRS 201 - History of Slavery
• •  AFRS 255 - Introduction to Hip Hop
• •  AFRS 310 - African American Male and Female Relationships
• •  AFRS 319 - Racial and Ethnic Experience in the United States
• •  AFRS 325 - Africana Psychology
• •  AFRS 330 - Politics of the African American Community
• •  AFRS 332 - Civil Rights and the Law
• •  AFRS 335 - Economic Development in the African American Community
• •  AFRS 343A - African Literature
• •  AFRS 346 - Africana Theatre
• •  AFRS 353 - Religions of African Peoples
• •  AFRS 354 - African American Women and the Civil Rights Movement
• •  AFRS 400 - African American Social Thought
• •  AFRS 410 - The African American Family
• •  AFRS 415 - International Africana Children’s Literature
• •  AFRS 420 - African American Children in Public Schools
• •  AFRS 435 - Black Freedom Struggle, 1955-1975
• •  AFRS 440 - Black Los Angeles
• •  AFRS 445 - Africana Women’s Literary Tradition: Toni Morrison
• •  AFRS 454 - Africana Womanism: An Intellectual History
• •  AFRS 475 - Racism and Sexism: An Analytical Approach
• •  AFRS 490 - Selected Topics in Africana Studies
• •  AFRS 495 - Research Methods in Africana Studies
• •  AFRS 498 - Ancient Egyptian Ethical Thought
• •  AFRS 499 - Directed Studies
• •  AFRS 521 - Critical Perspectives in Africana Studies
• •  AFRS 525 - Black Student Movements
• •  AFRS 545 - Africana Women’s Literary Tradition: Zora Neale Hurston