Creolization and the Black Atlantic
This course uses the frame of creolization to make legible the conceptions of identity, home/belonging and cultural production coming out of the Black Atlantic world.
African American Philosophy
How does the African American experience generate distinctive philosophical engagements with notions such as subjectivity, gender, belonging and home-making, practices of democracy and cultural production.
Critical Philosophy of Race
Students will be prepared to demonstrate an understanding of the history of racial power, and the contemporary unfolding of racial power, racial inequity and racial oppression.
DeColonizing the Human
Demonstrate an understanding of the historical and/or contemporary context of colonialism and its legacy in coloniality, with respect to systems of inequity and oppression.
Introduction to Philosophy
Identify arguments and provide counter-arguments, critically engage with and question your assumptions, and more.




