Researching Race, Gender, Class, and Sport
Historically, sports have been exclusionary by race, class and gender. Black athletes, women, and poor populations were excluded. Current discussions centered on sports, athletes, and social justice, leads to important sociological questions to consider and problems to investigate. In this research course, students will critically analyze assumptions, historical relationships, and contemporary issues in sports using an Intersectional conceptual framework. Students will analyze and synthesize original and empirical data for research-based poster presentations; and articulate how interrogating sports allows for innovative and revolutionary thinking as global citizens in various communities.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: 6 credits in SOCY courses; or permission of BSOS-Sociology department. Credit Only Granted for: SOCY310 or SOCY460 .
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- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
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- Researching Race, Gender, Class, and Sport · 3 Credits