WGSS 351 - Black Feminist Thought and Activism

Units: 3

Explores Black Feminist consciousness and activism along with its impact, historically and theoretically. Focuses on the principles and practices associated with its evolution through struggle over time in the U.S. and the Diaspora, the relationship of Black Feminist theorizing with other feminisms, and resistance and applications for social change. Explores key scholarly debates about self and community, the “multiplicity of oppressions,” and the intersection of race with gender, class, sexuality, and nation. May not be taken for credit by students who received credit for: WMST 300-2 or WMST 351.

Satisfies GE area: DD