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CJ320 Inequality, Justice and Reform
This course explores the intersections of gender and race within the context of social justice, legal systems, and human rights. It critically examines how gender, sexuality and race shape experiences of inequality, discrimination, and privilege. Students will engage with theoretical frameworks and real-world case studies, analyzing issues such as systemic racism, gender-based violence, and the role of law in perpetuating or addressing injustice. The course fosters an understanding of diverse perspectives, encouraging students to think critically about solutions for promoting equity and justice in society. Prerequisites:SO101 or WIL115.
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