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SJCS 3218

Racialization and Social Control

3 credit hours · Undergraduate

Students examine key theoretical texts and empirical studies on the construction, policing, and regulation of the Other institutionally, individually, and systemically. Topics include eugenics and temperance movements, prison regulation, racial profiling, policing of Indigenous and Black communities, and the casting out of Muslims from Western law and politics.

Prerequisites & course information

Prerequisite: SJCS 1211 (formerly SOCI 1211), and SJCS 2220 or permission of the instructor.

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