RACE AND ETHNICITY
RACE AND ETHNICITY
2023 Fall Term
3 Units
[DV, GE, HC]
UW Extended Campus Online SC222
Race and ethnicity as axes of stratification, identity, and experience are addressed in the multiple and intersecting ways they shape society, individual life-chances, and daily social interactions. Study meanings and values social actors have attached to the "socially-constructed" nature of the concepts of race and ethnicity and ways the social constructions help to rationalize and justify social inequality. Analyze the significance of race and ethnicity in a variety of institutional and interpersonal contexts, including labor force, the media, culture, and the criminal justice system. The future of race and ethnicity; evaluating solutions to social inequality and strategies for social change.
Class Schedule
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| Section Details | Meeting Details & Topic | Instructor | Syllabus | ||
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01-LEC 3062
3 Units
[DV, GE, HC]
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09/05 - 12/15 (1) |
Elizabeth Jozwiak
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| This course continues through the UW-Whitewater semester ending. The end date of this class is 12/15/2023 | |||||
