(4 cr. hrs.)

Above class meets with REL-R 635 and REL-R 735
Above class open to graduates only

Wed 4:00PM - 6:00PM

This course examines the varieties of African American religions
from the early modern era to the present, with an analytical focus
on colonialism, slavery, modern race and gender identities, and
transnational linkages.  Topics include Diaspora theologies,
government surveillance, and African-derived religions.  Students
will also study major issues of method and historiography of African
American religions.  Bluebook exams; research paper – 12 pages.