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This course explores key themes in the history of the African Diaspora since 1800. It will examine enslavement, anti-slavery movements, the history of migration, the social and political conditions of the modern African Diaspora, movements for freedom and social justice and more. This class will cover Africa Diasporic history and culture in the Atlantic World including the United States. The course will highlight the interconnections of Africa, Europe, and the Americas in the early modern period. The course will also expose students to various political and leadership strategies and illuminate the place of racial, class, gender, and sexual identities in the history of Africa and its Diaspora. This course fulfills the FYE requirement.

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