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• PAS 2092: Women of the Pan-African Movement II

  4.00 Credits

  Lincoln University of Pennsylvania

  
  This course is foregrounded on a historical and contemporary set of cutting-edge scholarship that focuses on the contribution so of Pan-African women to the gbobal Pan-African movement. The course examines theories such as the social construction of gender, Afro-Feminism and African women's agency as pivotal to the contemporary debates on gender, women and global Pan-African movement. Students will interrogate the contributions of Pan-African women's institutions such as but not limited to the UNIA's women's organizations like the Black Cross Nurses, the All-African Women's Revolutionary Union, All-African Women's Conference in Ghana, etc. This seminar course seeks to transform students into agents in their education through a liberatory and transformative approach to knowledge production.
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• PAS 3001: Slave Rebellions to Black Power

  4.00 Credits

  Lincoln University of Pennsylvania

  
  This course is a survey of the resilience and resistance of African peoples against systems of white supremacy such as slavery, confederacy, segregation and colonialism. It is an historical account of the several rebellions and revolutions of people of African descent in the new world and in Africa, from the 16th century to the 20th century. Emphasis is placed on the Quilombos, Maroons, the Haitian Revolution, the underground railroads and on the independence of the Gold Coast (Ghana) seen as an optimal expression of Black power. The course will also provide a comparative analysis of the experiences of Black capability, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ethiopia and Ghana.
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• PAS 3002: Black Power to Pan-Africanism

  4.00 Credits

  Lincoln University of Pennsylvania

  
  This Black Freedom Studies course provides the history of African nationalism from Ghana's Independence the (Black Power moment) to the Global Black Power movement through the development of Pan-African Movement in Africa and in the world. The course examines the significance of the independence of Ghana and the Civil Rights Movement in the explosion of Pan-African ideas and ideologies and that of the Black Power Consciousness. :
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• PAS 3005: Nile Vally Civilization

  4.00 Credits

  Lincoln University of Pennsylvania

  
  This course uncovers the African cultural roots of the ancient Nile Valley civilization. The course consists of contextual lectures using primary sources and secondary sources as evidence, digitized sources of information, and museum visits. Students will present oral and written reports. Class participants are introduced to ancient Egyptian cultre through examining hieroglyphic language, Egyptian religions, scientific discoveries, and engineering accomplishments.
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• PAS 3009: Comparetive Ideologies of Pan-Africanism

  4.00 Credits

  Lincoln University of Pennsylvania

  
  This course examines the literature and presentations of select Pan-African organizations and leaders to distinguish their philosophical principles, organizational structures, and strategic plans for achieving African political unity, economic independance, and empowerment of the African masses.
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• PAS 3010: Charac of Pan-Afr Liberated Zones

  4.00 Credits

  Lincoln University of Pennsylvania

  
  This course identifies and evaluates the social, political, and economic policies of nation-states that attempted to achieve territorial liberation, African continental governance; and unity of African people on a global level. The constitutions, ruling party policies, and historical records of these entities are examined and critically compared. Nation-states to be examined include but are not limited to: Haiti, Ethiopia, Ghana (during the Nkrumah era), Guinea-Conakry, Tanzania, Libya, and Zimbabwe.
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• PAS 4005: Topics in Black Studies

  4.00 Credits

  Lincoln University of Pennsylvania

  
  This course is a topical 'deep dive' class on department approved special topics that add value to the program and are in demand but are not yet in the PAS or BLS course offerings. Faculty and topics offered vary from semester to semester. Multiple sections and topics may be offered in any given semester.
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• PAS 4006: African Freedom Fighter of Pennsylvania

  4.00 Credits

  Lincoln University of Pennsylvania

  
  This Black Freedom Studies course investigates war in Chester County, Pennsylvania, from 1850 to 1865. Students will explore historical events including African responses to: the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, Christiana Resistance, Parker sisters' kidnappings, founding of Hinsonville and its response to African enslavement, creation of Ashmun Institute, Civil War, and Thirteenth Amendment.
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• PAS 4011: Pan-Afr Senior Seminar I

  4.00 Credits

  Lincoln University of Pennsylvania

  
  This Pan-Africana Studies research course prepares PAS majors for intense investigation and planned presentations of post-graduate opportunities. Senior papers are drafted, evaluated, and finished and graded according to the PAS capstone rubric.
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• PAS 4012: Pan-Africana Studies Capstone Course

  4.00 Credits

  Lincoln University of Pennsylvania

  
  This second part of the Pan-Africana Studies (PAS) senior seminar series is a practicum that assists PAS majors to produce capstone papers and presentations. The undergraduate terminal paper and presentations serve as academic products that critically summarize each student's knowledge obtained through her or his matriculation as a PAS major.
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