JS 312 - Voices of Resistance

Voices of resistance are those endeavoring to put an end to injustice and are raised against demands to submit and be silent, by people who refuse to yield to oppression. They are not welcome by those who would prefer to ignore or stifle them, however, voices of resistance continue to emerge from the Francophone world. From slavery and colonialism to today’s racist Western societies and partial or biased history, these voices of protest have refused to keep quiet and continue to denounce various forms of unacceptable oppression.

Credits: 4

Prerequisites/Restrictions: Juniors Only

Core: Junior Seminar

Notes: Counts as Major/Minor Elective in: French, International Relations, Global Studies

This course is not open to students who have taken FR-297.