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Broadcasting Freedom: Protest, Power, and Black Media

Course Number: HIST 205
Title: Broadcasting Freedom: Protest, Power, and Black Media
Day & Time 1: TR 10:30AM 11:45AM
Instructor I: Moore C
Credit: 1.00
Building/ Room: TR - List Center 227
Course Description: Introduces the media’s role (including print, radio, television, and digital) in defining Black freedom movements, including Garveyism, Pan-Africanism, the Harlem Renaissance, negritude, the Civil Rights movement, and Black Power. Traces the transformation of the political landscape (and soundscape) through radio, television, and digital media, and their role in broadcasting the Black freedom movement for audiences in the United States and beyond.
Comments: Open to Srs., Jrs., and Sophomores Only

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