MASC 6325 Studies in Critical Race Theories
This course is a survey of the critical race theories that encompass the Black, Latinx, Indigenous, Asian, and Middle Eastern experiences dealing with racism and racialization. Although this course will primarily focus on the United States, we will be reading texts and utilizing theories that have worldwide implications. In this course, the students will learn the various theories and concepts that will build an understanding of how race has been constructed since its creation in the Enlightenment and how it is integrated throughout the media (movies, TV shows, music, comedy, and the news) and into our daily lives today.
Offered
As scheduled