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- AFRI 1234The Black Radical ImaginationWRIT
- AFRI 1237How We Remember: Collective Memories of Slavery and Colonialism in Contemporary Nonfiction Cinema
- AFRI 1270Slavery, Democracy, and Racial Violence in the Americas
- AFRI 1275Memory, Movements, and Mississippi
- AFRI 1310Say Her Name: Black Women and the Carceral Experience Since 1865
- AFRI 1330Africana Studies Junior SeminarWRITDIAP
- AFRI 1360Africana Studies: Knowledge, Texts and MethodologyWRITDIAP
- AFRI 1400Fashion, Gender, and Identity Politics in African(a) Media
- AFRI 1420Caribbean Imaginations: Writing and Cultural Production
- AFRI 1430Lincoln in the Archive: Material Culture, Representation, and RaceCBLR
- AFRI 1441Caribbean and Latin American Migration: Race, Gender, Community
- AFRI 1460Tell the Story: The Afro-Diasporic Experience Through Documentary Film
- AFRI 1490Technologies of Recovery: Race, Power & the Black Digital Humanities
- AFRI 1510Making and Remaking Blackness in the Western World
- AFRI 1600Caribbean Popular Culture: Reggae, Dancehall, and CalypsoDIAP
- AFRI 1651The Other African Americans? Comparative Perspectives on Black Ethnic Diversity
- AFRI 1761Modern Africa
- AFRI 1920Health Inequality in Historical PerspectiveWRIT
- AFRI 1930Race, Difference and Biomedical Research: Historical Considerations
- AFRI 1941Archiving the African Diaspora: The Life and Works of Anani DzidzienyoCOEX
- AFRI 19681968: A Year in Review
- AFRI 1970Independent Reading and ResearchOffered Spring 2027
- AMST 1010Introduction to American Studies: American Icons
- AMST 1090Black Freedom Struggle Since 1945 (AFRI 1090)
- AMST 1100XBlack Speculative Fiction:World-Making + Alternative Universes,Science Fiction + Fantasy(AFRI 1100X)
- AMST 1110Race and Gender in Black Women’s Speculative Fiction
- AMST 1200AScraps of the Archive: Race, Theory, Performance
- AMST 1200CIndians, Colonists, and Africans in New England (ANTH 1624)
- AMST 1200DPopular Ideas: United States Political Culture from Above and Below
- AMST 1200PBlack ComicsWRIT
- AMST 1200XThe Art and Imagination of Josephine Baker (AFRI 1200X)
- AMST 1220Boatbuilding: Design, Making, and Culture
- AMST 1230Dance History: The 20th Century (TAPS 1330)
- AMST 1250GTopics in Material Culture Studies: The Arts and Crafts Movement in America 1880-1920
- AMST 1500AResearch and Transnational Communities: Qualitative Fieldwork Methods
- AMST 1500BBroadway Modern: Race, Gender, Class, and the American Musical
- AMST 1500CCritical Approaches to Global Humanitarianism in Thailand
- AMST 1500DSex, Sports, and Urban Space and the 2026 World Cup in Mexico City
- AMST 1510Museum Collecting and CollectionsOffered Spring 2027
- AMST 1516Curatorial Praxis: Caring for and Curating Indigenous Contemporary Art (ARTS 1016)
- AMST 1540Public Humanities: History, Theory, Practice
- AMST 1600CThe Anti-Trafficking Savior Complex: Saints, Sinners, and Modern-Day Slavery
- AMST 1600DSports in American Society
- AMST 1600FBlacks and Jews in American History and Culture (JUDS 1753)
- AMST 1600GContemporary Black Women's Literature (ENGL 1711L)
- AMST 1600HMonsters in our Midst: The Plantation and the Woods in Trans-American Literature (ENGL 1711N)
- AMST 1600IAmerican Literary Naturalism: Form and Economics at the Fin de Siècle
- AMST 1600JBelieve It or Not: Mediating the Unthinkable, Past and Present
- AMST 1600KMemory and Forgetting in Popular Culture
- AMST 1600LNationalizing Narratives: Race, Nationalism, and the American Novel (ENGL 1710M)