RCSTP 330
Living for the City: Black Study and Urban Transformation
Centering the experiences of African Americans in U.S. cities, students will explore historical and contemporary topics, including: urban renewal, the impact of the crack epidemic, mass incarceration and prison abolition, urban rebellions, the birth of Hip Hop, gendered and racialized urban violence, gentrification, community land trusts, and urban agriculture.
Prerequisites & course information
(4). (ID). May not be repeated for credit.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
Catalogue variants
- Living for the City: Black Study and Urban Transformation · 4 · Undergraduate credit