Courses in the Topics in Social Theory and Practice series feature in-depth considerations of such topics with reflections on their implications for social change.
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The topic for Fall 2014 is race and racism. We will consider a variety of arguments for and against the biological and / or social “reality” of race—taking into account purported races other than those defined by the black / white binary and the intersection of race with other social categories. We will then consider a number of accounts of racism, contemporary manifestations of racism, and potential counter-measures.
Course Currilcum
- A Tiny Slice of the History of the Concept of Race Unlimited
- “Our” Concept of Race Unlimited
- Appiah and the Meaning of ‘Race’ Unlimited
- Race and Medicine Unlimited
- Race and Ethnicity Unlimited
- Kinds of Social Construction Unlimited
- Intersectionality Unlimited
- Race and the Construction of Social Identity Unlimited
- Gender and Race Constructions Unlimited
- Racial Identities Unlimited
- Latina/o Identity and Race Unlimited
- Panethnicity Unlimited
- Are Arabs a Race? Unlimited
- Extrinsic, Intrinsic & Cultural Racisms Unlimited
- Racism in the Heart Unlimited
- Oppression and Institutional Racism Unlimited
- Equality and Social Justice Unlimited
- Equality and Respect Unlimited
- Inter-culturation, Cultural Appropriation, and Commodity Fetishism Unlimited
- Racial Profiling Unlimited
- Prisons Unlimited
- The Case for Reparations Unlimited