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This course is a critical exploration of Black diasporas worldwide. Students will examine both well-known and overlooked historical figures, alongside literature, political thought, and artistic works from diverse diasporic communities. Through cross-cultural and cross-linguistic perspectives, they'll engage in discussions linking theories to contemporary issues. Topics will include race, class, gender, identity, sexuality, migration, performance, and the body. Students will explore these themes within frameworks such as African-derived religions, Black internationalism, Negritude, Panafricanism, Afro-Asian solidarity, Tricontinentalism, Afropolitanism, and Afropean identities.Taught in English