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Study of the construction of Blackness and the social realities of people of African descent in the United States. Examines how Blackness is constructed, embodied, experienced, and policed, while also functioning as a site of resistance. Explores the ways racialization, transnational migration, and group consciousness shape Black lives, with attention to the internal diversities of class, gender, ethnicity, and geography.

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Class #richmond_2-2160Fall 2026UGRD

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