HIST 2410 Racial Justice in Twentieth Century America

A study of struggles for racial justice in the United States since 1900, this course focuses on the ideas, strategies, tactics and participants in movements which sought to counter racial discrimination, violence and oppression directed at African Americans, Latino/a Americans, American Indian nations, Asian Americans and various immigrant populations. Attention also will be given to the interaction of the movements with other movements that may have intersected with them, such as LGBTQ or feminist movements. No P/F.