SOC 231

Gender and Sexuality in Society

Cascadia College · UGRD · Fall 2026

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EDP, SS- In this course, we use a sociological lens to explore gender and sexuality, how they impact our lives, how they relate to social inequality, and how they intersect. As we explore these themes, we will study how culture and various social institutions (e.g. media, economy, family) have been pivotal sites for the maintenance, reproduction, and change in gender roles, primarily in the U.S. We will examine how gender and sexual identities are constructed and contested as well as how they evolve. We will explore the performance of gender in contemporary society, paying special attention to the ways gender and sexuality intersect with other socially constructed differences, including race and class.

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Class #cascadia-0403Fall 2026UGRD5 credits
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