GEOG 80.13 Land Struggles and Worlding Otherwise

In this seminar, we will examine the radical politics of Black, Indigenous and marginalized communities across the Americas as they produce alternative visions of space, belonging and the relationships between people and their environments. Through the study of struggles over land, we will engage racialization, indigeneity and colonial processes, thinking with scholarship and activism from throughout the hemisphere. In class, we will center the political possibilities of struggle, vitality, and everyday practices of environmental justice.  

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Dist:SOC

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Department-Specific Course Categories

Geography