(THE COLLEGE FIX) – Yale Architecture has committed to fighting racism — and its plans include a course on how cities promote racist ideas.
A Fall 2021 course echoes the themes of the flawed “1619 Project”: “Four hundred and odd years after colonialism and racial capitalism brought twenty and odd people from Africa to the dispossessed indigenous land that would become the United States, the structures and systems that generate inequality and white supremacy persist,” the school said in its course description for “Difference and the City.”
The class is cross-listed with the Urban Studies program.
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