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SOC 366: Colonialism, Slavery, and Links to Contemporary Racism

Sociology · 5 credits

A seminar course to analyze the precursors of contemporary racism using a sociological perspective of racial inequality in the United States and in western, eastern, and southern Africa. There is a specific examination of the historical record of colonialism, slavery, and interethnic rivalry with a particular emphasis on the lasting effects of slavery for people of color in many parts of Africa and the United States.

Offered in 23 of the 26 listed terms (Winter 2021 to Spring 2027).

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SOC 221 or SOC 234 or SOC 251 or SOC 255 or SOC 260 or SOC 268 or SOC 269 or SOC 271 or SOC 1PR or HNRS 252

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Every offering in the listed terms (23 sections)