Anarchy and Social Movements

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This course explores the history and debates surrounding anarchist movements. We will chart anarchists movements in response to different forms of governance and different forms of capitalism. The course will interrogate anarchy in the form of mutual aid, maroon societies, squatters movements, reproductive autonomy, and other social arrangements that link the problems of the modern world to racial difference, sexual difference, and/or class difference produced through the state. Satisfies Africana Studies major and minor requirement. Satisfies Social-Scientific Thought requirement. Satisfies Justice, Equality, and Community requirement.