| AFAM 138 | BLK POP CUL 60S&70S | MCCLURE, D. | This course will examine black popular cultures in the 1960s and 1970s, specifically television, film, and music, and study the connections between these productions and the African American experience during the Civil Rights/Black Power era moment in U.S. history. In particular, we will focus on constructions of racial, gendered, and class ideologies and how they are both framed and consumed. In short, how does popular culture reflect the nuances of their socio-economic surroundings? |