Global Black Studies
Minor
Global Black Studies
Philosophy, slavery, the blues, Hip Hop, civil rights. Cross boundaries and explore how the black experience differs around the globe.
The Complexity of All of the Above
What is black studies? Is it history? Philosophy? Art? Culture? Music? The Answer? It’s all of the above.
More importantly, it’s diversity. Travel the world as you discover how the black experience has evolved, how it differs, and how it’s the same in different countries and cultures.
The minor in global black studies allows you to flex your interdisciplinary muscles while also creating a complete experience. With courses in anthropology, history, literature, music, philosophy, political science, and sociology, the minor in global black studies will give you an experience that extends beyond college, allowing you to draw connections and gain skills that will stay with you for the rest of your life.
Need More Info?
For questions about the Global Black Studies program, please contact:
Krystal Perkins
Associate Professor of Psychology
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