SST 220 - Introduction to Social Transformation - August 19th session
The course content examines the social, political and cultural constructions of difference, the relationships and intersections between categories of difference - namely race, gender, sexuality, and dis/ability - and the ways in which individuals and groups experience multiple categories of difference. The course takes a social justice approach to understanding how forces of difference and structures of power impact justice, and determine strategies for creating a just society. This is a session-based course that spans 16 weeks. You will move through the material with other students and have due dates.
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