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SOC - 3200 Class Inequalities (3)

Examines social class stratification using an intersectional approach to understand how social dimensions of difference affect our social class and life chances. Analyzes interlocking systems of privilege to explain how they maintain and reproduce inequality.  Includes a field component. Instructional Method: Online, Lecture-Discussion. Terms Offered: Fall, Spring, Summer. Prerequisite: SOC-1100  and one of the following: SOC-2100 , SOC-2800 , SOC-2200 , or ANSO-2100 .


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