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PHIL 126 - Race, Racism, and Racialized Harms

This course is an interdisciplinary investigation of the concept of race and racialized harm in our society. These concepts have played an immense role in shaping our world historically and currently. But what exactly is a race? What does it mean to be racist?  What does it mean to discriminate on the basis of race? This course investigates these questions from philosophical, historical, psychological, and political perspectives. In addition, some of our course will be devoted to developing skills for discussing sensitive topics in critical, constructive, and inclusive ways

Course Designation/Attribute: VP, DI

Anticipated Terms Offered: Bi-annually
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