| Class Id | 9869 |
| Days | W |
| Start time | 07:30 PM |
| End time | 10:20 PM |
| Building | STANH |
| Room | 201 |
| Course Id | 4369 |
| Dept and Number | AAS 382 |
| Dept and Number | REL 372 |
| Area | HA |
| Title | Race, Religion, and the Harlem Renaissance |
| Description | The Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s is most often depicted as "the flowering of African American arts and literature." It can also be characterized as a period when diverse forms of African American religious expressions, ideologies, and institutions emerged. This course will explore the literature of the Harlem Renaissance, particularly the writings of Langston Hughes, to understand the pivotal intersection of race and religion during this time of black "cultural production." |
| Prerequisites | |
| Professor | Wallace D. Best |