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Identity, Race, and Class

How have we been socialized to perpetuate stereotypes and biases toward groups of people? How do gender and identity intersect with race and class? Students will examine the work of some of the most important thinkers on race, class consciousness, and identity, and analyze the impact of those concepts on American society and their personal lives. As participants in this class, students will be encouraged to engage in authentic, individual discussions and to connect their experiences to other global voices. 

  • Interests: Debate, Identity, Law, Politics, Social Justice, Social Sciences
  • Grades: 11th, 12th
  • Subjects: Global History & Social Sciences

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