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2016 / 2017Graduate Schools of Arts & SciencesCourses

Labor, Sexuality, and Resistance in the Afro-Atlantic World

CAS HI 584

Credits:
4
Undergraduate Prerequisites:
junior standing.

The role of slavery in shaping the society and culture of the Afro-Atlantic world, highlighting the role of labor, the sexual economy of slave regimes, and the various strategies of resistance deployed by enslaved people. Also offered as CAS AA 514.

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