Black Feminist Hauntology

Assesses the racializing and heteropatriarchal pathways upon which contemporary colonizing societies manifest and enforce criminal legal systems of power. Students will read Black Feminist writings that articulate and locate how time, life, death and the afterlife have been colonized by historic carceral institutions of power, primarily chattel slavery and European colonialism as they extend within criminal, legal and carceral institutions.

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Campus:

UMass Dartmouth

Format:

Online

Level:

Undergraduate

Subject:

Criminal Justice and Legal

Number:

CJS 389

Semester:

Fall 2022

Registration Status:

Closed

Registration:

Monday, April 4, 2022 to Thursday, October 27, 2022

Black Feminist Hauntology

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