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Assistant Professor

Race, Ethnicity, & Migration Studies

Anbegwon Atuire, is an interdisciplinary scholar working at the intersection of history, literature, and critical cultural studies in Africana Studies.

His current research examines counter-narratives in rituals and storytelling as critical spaces of healing and resilience for communities dealing with the burden of memory and enduring legacies of slavery and the slave trade in Ghana.

Anbegwon's teaching interests include Pan-African Studies, Critical Ethnic Studies, Black Radicalism, African literary and oral traditions, and creative writing.

Some of his classes include:

RM 200 Introduction to Africana Studies

RM 300 Pan-African Social Movements

RM 300 Race, Class, and Consciousness

CC 120 Writing Black Lives: African American Autobiography

RM 185 Introduction to the Study of Race and Ethnicity

RM 212 Theories of Race and Ethnicity

RM 200 Memory and Mapping: Race and Real Estate in Denver, Colorado

RM 400 Senior Seminar: Leading from Within