Lucy C. Britt
Assistant Professor of Politics
Associations
Politics
Pettengill Hall, Room 167
About
Lucy Britt’s work focuses on the politics of race and the politics of memory. She teaches classes on race and politics, U.S. politics, political theory, and memorials. Her current research focuses on African American political thought, the politics of whiteness, race and housing policy, and Confederate monuments. She comes to Bates from Gettysburg College, where she was a Visiting Assistant Professor, and before that the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, where she received her MA and Ph.D. She is from Southwestern Virginia and attended Wesleyan University for college.
Expertise
Current Courses
Winter Semester 2024
GSS 256 / PLTC 256
Feminist Political Thought
PLTC 121
Moral Questions and Political Choice
PLTC 458
Senior Thesis
Fall Semester 2024
PLTC 121
Moral Questions and Political Choice
PLTC 354
Race and the Right to Vote in the U.S.