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Anti-Racism II

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  • Historical Constructions of Race and Racism
    • In the first week of the course, you will be guided through readings, documentaries, and interview discussions with reference to three of the most important historical structures of oppression and dominance in American society: settler colonialism, race and racism, and hyper/toxic masculinity.
  • Linguistic Constructions of Race and Racism
    • In the second week of the course, you will navigate multi-media material that takes you through the processes in which race and racism have been constructed through our vernaculars, including a provocative lecture of Ijeoma Oluo reading from her award winning book, So You Want to Talk About Race.
  • Interpreting Intersectionality
    • In the third week of the course, you will think critically about philosophies of intersectionality and the vitalness of marginalized folk to self-identify.
  • Create a Dialogue
    • In the fourth and final week of the course, you will see what we, as scholars, are implying when we talk about critical thought and critical thinking. We are talking about providing solutions and determining that many of the solutions begin with acknowledgment of self, self-engagement, and self-transcendence.