CGS 123Gender and Reproductive Politics
Legal treatment of gender, reproductive rights, and the family, particularly as evolving law, primarily in the U.S., has created conflicting rights, roles, and responsibilities. Topics include abortion, fetal rights, surrogacy, marriage, and child custody issues. Students will not receive credit for both CGS 107 and 123.
Prerequisites
From the catalog: “CGS 2A-B, at least one CGS upper-division course, or permission of the instructor.”
Where it sits in degree plans
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- Public Health (B.S.)