SOC 244

Social Class and Inequality

Whittier College · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course will examine a range of explanations of the persistence of different forms of inequality (primarily, but not exclusively) in the US. The course will focus on topic areas as case studies - for example education, labor markets, family policy, etc. - to illuminate the fundamental processes and relations of power that produce, reproduce and challenge the structural integrity. Within each topic area we will pay careful attention to race/ethnicity, gender, social class and sexuality as these structures mark main axes of power and social inequality. Finally, we will examine solutions to inequality.

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1 openSeats: 24/25 seats Last recorded: Aug 8, 2026, 10:55 PM
Class #93250Fall 2026UGRD
1 available24 enrolled25 capacity0/10 waitlist
Days & times
1330-1450
Meeting dates
Aug 19 – Dec 12
Location
Science and Learning Center 510
Instructor
Rodriguez, Bernabe
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