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About the Course

Architecture structures our daily lives. It shapes our homes, streets, neighborhoods, cities, and more. But who gets to create and occupy
these spaces? In the United States, a long history of anti-Black racism has erased the stories of Black architects and communities and
created spatial inequalities that are built into the physical environment. Reimagining Blackness and Architecture explores the relationship
between architecture and Blackness as an identity and a lived experience. You’ll hear directly from Black artists, architects, scholars, and
writers who reimagine their surroundings and highlight the ways Black makers have changed the world. You’ll see how architects...
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Top reviews

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Mar 30, 2021

This course was better than I ever imagined. Truly appreciative that I had the opportunity to learn about architecture and art from a whole new perspective. Loved every second.

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Apr 12, 2021

Great content and good mix of readings and videos. Made me aware of so many artists and architects and activists that I had never heard of before.

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By Mellisa S

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May 3, 2022

I have absolutely no regrets on taking this course. All of the course information provided (videos, interviews, texts) were not only easy to follow and navigate but they were also very inspiring and thought provoking. There was a lot of new material that I learned from and a lot of content that motivated and inspired me as a Black woman, and also influenced my art as a visual artist. The artists and ideas presented in the course were authentic, original, and stimulating.

By kYmberly K

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Jan 6, 2022

This is an amazing course! I am a PhD student at the University of North Texas, Information Science, Interdisciplinary Studies. My research is about African American Community Archives in Texas.

Once I took this course it opened my mind to another perspective that I am now looking at as it pertains to access to archives in institutions and the makeup of the buildings.

I really appreciate this course; I am still reviewing the materials!!!

By Ansel C

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Apr 21, 2021

The course was very informative and extremely thought provoking. As an architect that graduated from India, it has further deepened the realization of how education in art and architecture is heavily influenced by a racial bias, sidelining the regional as inferior or irrelevant.

By Ashley A

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Mar 31, 2021

This course was better than I ever imagined. Truly appreciative that I had the opportunity to learn about architecture and art from a whole new perspective. Loved every second.

By Aaron W

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Apr 12, 2021

Great content and good mix of readings and videos. Made me aware of so many artists and architects and activists that I had never heard of before.

By Michele G

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Apr 21, 2021

The course designers did a great job including so much important information in six weeks.

By Karen K

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Apr 26, 2021

An engaging, well-paced, critical course. Would recommend to all architects.

By Alison M

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Apr 7, 2022

Very informative and thought provoking

By Brandi G

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Jun 25, 2021

Excellent education experience!!!

By Ana P A R

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Aug 6, 2021

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