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AFRS 3261
Psychology of the Black Experience
A study of the psychological issues relating to the Black experience in the Americas, using Africacentered philosophical and psychological frameworks to examine how Black subjectivities have been constructed historically, and how this affects human motivations, self perceptions, cultures, and behaviors among Africa-descended populations.
Units: 3.0