HIST 064A. Cities and Social Movements

This course examines how movements and activism shaped and were shaped by cities in the 20th-century U.S. We will engage with scholarship that examines the intersections of urban and social movement history, addressing topics including immigration and labor organizing, urban renewal and civil rights, and gentrification and queer liberation.
Concentrations: Domination and Resistance; Migration, Diaspora, and Space
Prerequisite: Previous course in the department, AP/IB history credit, or instructor permission.
Social Sciences.
1 credit.
Eligible for GLBL-paired, Concentrations: Domination and Resistance, Migration, Diaspora, and Space

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