SOC202 Race, Gender, and Class

This course analyzes inequities based on personal and social identities such as race, ethnicity, gender, social class, and sexuality. Through critical thinking and reflection students will examine how power and privilege create ideologies to justify discrimination. The course also explores transforming these ideologies and implicit biases to respect and appreciate diversity and difference. Additionally, it covers the impact of human activity on the planet and environmental racism's effects on minority groups.

Credits

Prerequisite

Any Behavioral sciences or GWS course

Electives

BEH - Behavioral Science Elective
CRJ - Criminal Justice Elective
LA - Liberal Arts Elective
MTBS - Mass Transfer Behav Science
NDIR - Nurse Ed Directed Elective
OPEN - Open Elective
SOSC - Social Science Elective
TRS - Career Transition Elective