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INAF 2233

Racialization of Religion

3 Credits · Level: Undergraduate

This seminar explores the intersection of religious, racial, ethnic, and class prejudice and its/their impacts in the U.S. and beyond. The course is discussion driven. Students will discuss assigned readings weekly, develop their own research questions, and present their preliminary findings to the seminar. They will then develop these findings into a final research paper. Grades will be based on participation in weekly discussions (30%), presentation of research question and preliminary findings (30%), and final research paper (40%). This course fulfills the requirement for Core: Diversity/Domestic and Core: Diversity/Global, and counts as a core course for SFS/CULP, and College/SFS/REWA Area 3.

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