HIS 3423 credits
HIS 342: Afro-Indigeneity: Black Natives, Anti-Blackness, and Decolonization
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- This course considers examples of Black-Native unity, Blood quantum, historical and contemporary anti-Blackness in the U.S., communities of Black Indians including Louisiana Creoles, and the enslavement of African Americans by “civilized tribes” and resulting Freedmen.
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