ANT 330
Am Pluralsm & Law · 3 credits · Spring 2027
Requirements
Prerequisites: ENG 201; junior standing or above
About this course
People?s struggles in the law against injustice in the U.S. are also cultural struggles. Sometimes, those struggles are for equal legal rights and recognitions. Other times, oppressed groups struggle to maintain their self ?determination and sovereignty. Collective legal aspirations are intertwined with custom and definitions of community. Through legal and ethnographic cases, this course examines the anthropological concept of cultural pluralism and the ways in which different racial, ethnic, new immigrant, LGBTQ and other identity groups struggle to assert cultural and legal claims in the context of United States law.
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