SOC 210
Gender and Society · 3 credits · Summer 2027
Requirements
Prerequisites: SOC 100 Students must have an English Proficiency Index of 58+ or have completed ENG 88, ESL 94,or higher
About this course
This course examines the role of gender in society, with a focus on gender as a social construction and a system of inequality that shapes contemporary society and its institutions. Topics may include the relationship of biology and gender, gender and sexuality, feminist theory, the influence of gender on institutions such as the family, schools, workplace, media, politics, etc., gender and violence, and the intersection of gender, race and ethnicity, and class.
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