SOC 310 RACIAL IDENTITY IN AMERICA
An examination of the ways in which racial identities are formed and the social factors that shape our identities and interactions with one another. Emphasis on applications to intergroup relations and the resolution of conflict within such relationships. Specific topics include stages of racial identity development, how racial identities affect social policy, questions of racial authenticity, and how racial identity intersects with issues of class, gender, and sexuality.
Cross Listed Courses
This is the same course as
CRE 310.
Prerequisite
SOC 103, and one 200-level sociology course.
Enrollment Limit
Enrollment limited to 25 students.