AFRAM 226 - Black Male and Female Relationships

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    Description
    This course is an interdisciplinary analysis of African American male and female relationships. Students will increase their understanding of social and psychological factors to be considered in the development of African American people living in a white-oriented society. This class will provide a historical update of the dismantling of the American extended family support system and its negative impact on our modern day love relationships. Students will be involved in a comparatives study that critiques Asian American, European American, Hispanic American, and African American love relationships.