SOCI 141
Race and Ethnicity.
University of the Pacific · UGRD · Fall 2026
1 section
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Historical and contemporary forms of prejudice and racism are the focus of this course. Social institutions such as the media, education, family and government are examined for their role in fostering and challenging prejudice and racism. Course readings address how race intersects with other forms of inequality (e.g., gender, class, etc.) Although centered in Sociology, the course materials are interdisciplinary in nature. ( DVSY , ETHC , GEDI )
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