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Blacks and Jews in America – Georgetown Hoya Summer Sessions - College Prep 2024

Blacks and Jews in America

Non residential Test prep Academic College credit College access

Georgetown Hoya Summer Sessions - College Prep 2024

Date/Time: Jul 6, 2020 - Aug 6, 2020     10:45am - 12:45pm
Ages: 14-17
Cost: $3.00
Registration deadline: May 15, 2020

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The purpose of this course is to introduce you to the complex history of Jewish American and African American relations in the United States. Our inquiry will begin by exploring the historical roots of each group’s discreet experiences in this country. Then we will focus on how they have coalesced sometimes in friendship, sometimes in antagonism, in the past century. Some of the questions we seek to explore are: Do there exist similarities between Blacks and Jews that account for the gravitational pull they exert upon one another? Are there differences between them that explain the unique texture of their interaction? How are both related to mainstream White Anglo-Saxon culture in the United States? How do issues of gender and sexual orientation refract the nature of their interaction?

Location

Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies Summer Programs for High School Students Admissions Office
640 Massachusetts Ave NW
Washington, DC, DC 20001

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