Black Studies, Minor
The Black Studies Minor (15 credits) hosts classes offered across Pratt Institute that focus on Black aesthetic philosophies and design practices, culture, history and politics. The program is transnational and comparative, encompassing the Black diasporan world. Students will learn about the histories of slavery, colonialism, global capitalism, migration and incarceration across the globe as well as the histories of the political and social movements organized to resist racialized forms of oppression. The Minor is for students who wish to bring Black Studies-situated critical approaches to bear in their own medium.
Minor Coordinator
Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts
718.687.5770
Code | Title | Credits |
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Choose one course from Black Studies Core Menu | 3 | |
African-American Studies | ||
Black Liberation | ||
African-American Culture | ||
Special Topics in Cinema and Media Studies | ||
Choose 4 courses with at least one from each menu: | 12 | |
History and Theory menu | ||
Art and Design History in New York City First Year Seminar | ||
Social Justice in Art and Design History Junior Seminar | ||
Arts of the Other in a Changing World | ||
Contemporary Arts of Africa | ||
Topics in African Art & Design | ||
Special Topics in Critical Race Studies | ||
Special Topics in Cinema and Media Studies | ||
Special Topics in Cultural Studies | ||
Ancient Bodies/Ancient Cities | ||
Africa: Society and History | ||
Performance, Media,Society and Design menu | ||
Art, Community and Social Change | ||
Cuba through the Lens Storytelling | ||
Race, Gender, Internet | ||
or HMS-431S | Cultural Studies (3 Credits) | |
Socially Engaged Media | ||
I Heart/Break New York: Gentrification & Urban Change | ||
Art, Culture and Community Development | ||
Contemporary Jazz Avant-Garde | ||
SPT: Music and Sound Studies | ||
Total Credits | 15 |