Prerequisites: ANT 100 or ANT 110 or ANT 120 or SOC 122 or SOC 150, and EGL 102 all with a grade of C+ or higher Recommended: ANT 210, Modern Anthropology and Globalization ANT 211 Caribbean Cultures ANT 260 Anthropological Theory ANT 266 Anthropological Research Utilizing a four-field approach, this course will look at the migrations from Africa to the rest of the world through DNA markers, material and social culture explore the changing meanings and presentations of pan-Africans in literature, religion, art, and film discover some of the ways in which scientists and social scientists trace physical and cultural artifacts, and note some of the controversies and contexts for cultural claims.

From cuisine to crafts, technologies to the arts, pan-Africans have influenced our language, music, philosophies, and social policies in ways both direct and subtle. In providing the largest body of slave labor in known history, Africans changed the cultures of all inhabitants of the Americas and were themselves changed in the process.

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