The Center for Africana Studies serves as the intellectual home for students (providing a major and minor), researchers, and faculty across the university whose interests include historical, political, artistic, scientific, literary, educational, and economic work engaging with Africa and the African Diaspora.
“Early Black Utopias” One-Day Symposium to be held Friday, March 29
“Early Black Utopias” is a one-day symposium on race and utopia scheduled for Friday, March 29, and hosted by the Center for Africana Studies at Johns Hopkins University. The symposium brings together a group of scholars whose work reveals a tradition of speculative thought in black politics and aesthetics from the colonial period through the Garvey movement. We define utopianism […]
