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AMS 3700: Racism in American Society

College of Arts and Sciences | School of Interdisciplinary Global Studies

Description:	This course examines the roots and contemporary structures of racism in America. Students develop critical, working definitions of race that account for change over time, geography, and co-constructed vectors of power such as class, gender, and sexuality.
Credit Hours:	3
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Other Information:	Enhanced Gen Ed Effective Date: Summer 2019

Course Attributes(s)

One USF	Community Engaged Learning (CEL), Decent Work, Economic Growth (SD08), Ethical Reasoning and Civic Engagement (TGEE), Gender Equality (SD05), Global Citizens Project Course (GCPC), Industry, Innovat, Infrastruct (SD09), Peace, Justice, Strong Inst (SD16), Quality Education (SD04), Reduced Inequality (SD10), Sustainable Cities/Communities (SD11)