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The Arts
AFR 310 Intro to Black Fashion
AFR 315T African American Literature and Culture
AFR 330D Literature of Harlem Renaissance
AFR 330J Toni Morrison
AFR 330W Black Queer Literature/Film
AFR 315U Music of African Americans*
AFR 331E Black Cops in African American Pop Culture
AFR 331G Contemporary African Writing In English
AFR 335G Diaspora Visions-WB
AFR 335Q Blackness in Contemporary Art Museums
AFR 340 Contemporary African Pop Culture
AFR 340W Coloniality in West Africa
AFR 341C Fashion in Africa
AFR 370 History of Photography/Blackness
AFR 338D Music of Latin America*

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Humanities & Social Sciences
AFR 303 Intro to Black Studies-WB
AFR 301 Intro to African American Culture*
AFR 315K Intro to African American History
AFR 370 Texas History's History
AFR 370 Global Sports: History and Politics
AFR 370 Mapping Urban Destruction
AFR 310 Intro to Yoruba Religions
AFR 310K Intro to Modern Africa
AFR 315I Intro to African American Women's History
AFR 320C Power/Place Making in Texas History-WB
AFR 321L Sociology of Education
AFR 340 Contemporary African Pop Culture
AFR 340V Sociology of Africa
AFR 340W Coloniality in West Africa
AFR 345C History of West Africa
AFR 345N Afro-Caribbean Diasporas
AFR 345O Debt/Colonialism Caribbean
AFR 350D Politics of Black Life
AFR 351L US in the Civil Rights Era
AFR 351S Science/Magic/Religion
AFR 351U Race/Capitalism/Environment
AFR 360F Urban Unrest
AFR 364O Central Americans in the US
AFR 365C African American Language
AFR 385C Politics of Afro-Latinos
AFR 385C Global Race and Racism
AFR 385C Tones of Diaspora
AFR 345N Afro-Caribbean Diasporas
AFR 352P Food in the Racialized City

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Theory
AFR 303 Intro to Black Studies-WB
AFR 370 Reading Sylvia Wynter
AFR 310 Intro to Yoruba Religions
AFR 315T African American Literature and Culture
AFR 330W Black Queer Literature/Film
AFR 335Q Blackness in Contemporary Art Museums
AFR 340N African Queer Studies
AFR 340W Coloniality in West Africa
AFR 350J HIV/AIDS Activism/Heal Arts
AFR 352K African American Women in Political Activism
AFR 360D Race/Gender/Surveillance
AFR 360M Abolition Medicine
AFR 370 Black Futures
AFR 385C Black Queer Diaspora

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Policy
AFR 302M Numbering Race
AFR 321L Sociology of Education
AFR 3450 Debt/Colonialism Caribbean
AFR 351L US in the Civil Rights Era
AFR 351U Race/Capitalism/Environment
AFR 360 Race, Law, and US Society
AFR 360D Race/Gender/Surveillance
AFR 360F Urban Unrest
AFR 360M Abolition Medicine
AFR 360R Crime/Capitalism in African American Pop Culture
AFR 370 Power/Money in Texas Public Education
AFR 385C Politics of Afro-Latinos

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Highlighted Courses

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AFR 301 INTRO TO AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE
A lower division course taught by Dr. Dina Inman Ramgolam, this course offers two engaging sections for students to survey African American culture in the United States from the 1600s to the present.
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AFR 303 INTRO TO BLACK STUDIES-WB
A lower division course taught by Dr. Gordon and Dr. Gordon-Garth, this course provides students with an introduction to Black Studies and fulfills the Social and Behavioural Sciences core curriculum requirement.
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AFR 315K INTRO TO AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY
A lower division course taught by Dr. Ashley Farmer, this course fufills the U.S. History core curriculum requirement and facilitates students’ learning of African American history.
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AFR 310 EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES
A NEW lower division course taught by Dr. Andrew Britt, this course is cross-listed with I 310 and is ideal for students interested in the field of informatics.
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AFR 370 GLOBAL SPORTS: HISTORY AND POLITICS
A NEW upper division course taught by Dr. Amira Rose Davis, students examine the concept of globalization in sports by looking at local sporting traditions as well as global sporting events.
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AFR 370 READING SYLVIA WYNTER
A NEW upper division course taught by Dr. Bedour Alagraa, this course aids students in developing a reading methodology and practice through the life and work(s) of Jamaican writer Sylvia Wynter.
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AFR 370 MAPPING URBAN DESTRUCTION
A NEW upper division course taught by Dr. Andrew Britt, this course is cross-listed with I 320 and allows students to learn technical skills (digital mapping) in a supportive environment.
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Mitchell, S. Augustus (Samuel Augustus), 1792-1868.County map of Texas., map, 1860; [Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]. (Body: accessed October 30, 2025), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, Body; crediting University of Texas at Arlington Library.
AFR 370 TEXAS HISTORY'S HISTORY
A NEW course taught by Dr. Gordon, this course fufills the U.S. History core curriculum requirement and allows students to build skills in interpeting history by interrogating whether and/or how principles of nation and state have infused pedagogical historical narratives.
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