AAAS 68 Afro/Black Paris

This course takes students on a journey, not to a place but rather through a lived experience in France, one referred to as “Afro/Black Paris.” In exploring the lives, times, and representations of African descended people in French cinema and various readings, students will gain an understanding of broader social issues pertaining to identity, exclusion and inclusion, race, racialization, racism, and anti-racism alongside ideologies and myths of Paris and France as colorblind and race-free.

Instructor

Keaton

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:INT or SOC; WCult:CI

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