HIST M150E
African American Nationalism in First Half of 20th Century
Description: (Same as African American Studies M158E.) Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour (when scheduled). Designed for juniors/seniors. Critical examination of African American search in first half of 20th century for national/group cohesion through collectively built institutions, associations, organized protest movements, and ideological self-definition. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Prof Hill is an entertaining and fascinating professor. I suspect he may get bad reviews from some students who miss the subtlety of his arguments, but his classes are definitely worth taking. He's the kind of professor who cares if you do the reading and understand what's going on in the class, and he gets really annoyed when people don't pay attention or slack off (rightly so). He's done some interesting research, offers unique analysis and is very willing to help students with their own research/thought progression. Take his class if you're ready for a true college-level course that challenges students to think about what they're learning; if you're not up to the work, save yourself and the professor the time and find another class.
Prof Hill is an entertaining and fascinating professor. I suspect he may get bad reviews from some students who miss the subtlety of his arguments, but his classes are definitely worth taking. He's the kind of professor who cares if you do the reading and understand what's going on in the class, and he gets really annoyed when people don't pay attention or slack off (rightly so). He's done some interesting research, offers unique analysis and is very willing to help students with their own research/thought progression. Take his class if you're ready for a true college-level course that challenges students to think about what they're learning; if you're not up to the work, save yourself and the professor the time and find another class.
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