HIST 321 Race, Violence, and Memory in American History (3)

This course examines how Americans have remembered and forgotten four cases of racialized violence in American history - slavery, colonialist violence against Native Americans, Japanese American internment, and the 1992 Los Angeles uprising - to uncover the political commitments underlying various, often competing, collective memories of violence.
Prerequisite(s): EITHER HIST 115-HIST 116 OR any other combination of courses that satisfies the general education history requirement.
Course Frequency: Occasional
Cross-listing: AAST 340