Join this online 3-credit spring course—and explore how creating an anti-racist society requires the re-construction of race and Blackness in America. Explore significant manifestations of racism, uncover the root causes of how society constructed Blackness, and address systems of advantage and disadvantage that have defined inequitable access to resources, knowledge and opportunity. 

This course is taught at both graduate and undergraduate levels for GTU and UC Berkeley students and will examine: 

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“This course has made me realize that principles of humanity’s oneness, constructive resilience, and consultation are crucial components of the multimodal solutions for racism. Before this course, I had perhaps relied too much on principles of individualism and competition to construct my activism. However, Baha’i perspectives reveal that lasting power is forged through unity, which benefits all."

- Stephen, GTU Master’s student