Critical Race and Post-Colonial Studies

Catalog description

Utilizes critical sociology (intersectionality, critical race, and post-colonial theory) to investigate how race and social structures interact over time both within the U.S. and globally. Specifically the course examines the theories, research and policy associated with intersectional identities of race, class, gender, place and context. Finally, it investigates the role of intersectionality in (re)producing systems of inequality, privilege, and how they can be transformed. Prerequisites: CRE 151 , GIC 101, SJS 165 or SOC 151 . Cross-listed with GIC 421.