IDS 315 - Comparative Race Studies

3 Credits

Students investigate the relationship between settler colonialism and racialized labor in the history of the United States by exploring the intertwined histories, cultures and identities of African American and Native American people. Students learn how race, gender, and other social categories contribute to national and transnational expressions of racial categories and racism, while developing a vocabulary to discuss issues of racial formation, difference, and inequality.
Prerequisites: Any NAS course or Junior standing.