Overview
The African American Literature and Film Minor is a dynamic interdisciplinary program dedicated to exploring the profound contributions of African American writers, filmmakers, and artists. This minor delves into the rich and diverse narratives that have shaped and continue to shape the African American experience, offering students a unique opportunity to engage deeply with cultural, historical, and social contexts.
Our curriculum encompasses a wide range of literary and cinematic works, from classic texts and landmark films to contemporary voices and emerging artists. Through the study of novels, poetry, essays, and films, students will gain a deeper understanding of the themes of resistance, resilience, identity, and expression that are central to African American culture.