HIS 106
His Of Jus & Ineqlty · 3 credits · Fall 2026
Requirements
This course is open only to freshman students entering their first or second semester. If you believe that you are eligible, please contact First Year Programs at UGF@jjay.cuny.edu.This section is open only to incoming freshman students. Students must register for all of the following linked sections: HIS 106-FY32 ENG 101-FY09 If you believe you are eligible, please contact ugf@jjay.cuny.edu
About this course
This course explores the history of justice and inequality through examination of select questions and themes. Each section will focus on a different topic or case study from global history, including, for example, disparities of wealth between western and non-western countries, justice and identity in Latin America from pre-Columbian times to the eighteenth century, and a comparative study of the status of minorities in Asian countries. Each section will situate the topic in global context and also encourage students to examine their own relationships to the topic.
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