Black Power, Counterinsurgency, and Gendercide in the United States and Canada, 1960s-1970s
This lecture will examine militant Black organizing and the state repression that ensued across the U.S.-Canadian border and in the Caribbean Basin. Cold War "national security" masked white supremacist patriarchal power, which justified violent assaults on Black organizing and revolutionary Pan-Africanism. Mass incarceration and socially
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Location: MW 130