PHIL 9Race, Racism, and Diversity
This course offers a critical examination of the ways we today often think about race and racism, the latter considered in its cultural, institutional, and systemic forms, as well as in its individual manifestations as slurs, beliefs, and attitudes. This course also takes up the philosophical issues raised by the concept of race in intersection with class, gender, and related concepts. It aims to promote diversity by fostering an appreciation and respect of differences especially in respect of race, ethnicity, gender, and religious affiliation.
Prerequisites
None listed in the catalog.
General education
Humanities (GH)
Where it sits in degree plans
One of the options in (5)
- Communication and Social Justice, Minor
- Criminology, B.A.
- Criminology, B.S.
- Ethics, Minor
- Keystone Certificate for Integrative Humanities, Certificate