ETHS 3490
Black Power and Politics: From Civil Rights to Black Lives Matter ((3))
California State University, Bakersfield · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This is a historical survey course of Black power and movements in America. The history, influence, and impact of Black socio-political activism and political power will be examined and critiqued in its historical context as well as over long-term historical eras in America. There will be a particular focus on anti-racism, social justice, civil rights, the Black power movement, the Black Lives Matter movement, and other actions of socio-political power created and led by Black Americans. Additionally, there will be a close study of Black leadership and grass roots organizing in the Black community. There will be a challenge to address effectiveness of Black power and movements as well as a space to suggest improvements or different tactics for collective power activism of Black America.
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