ANTH 138 PZ -Political Activism, Social Movements and the Possibilities of Justice

Institution: Pitzer

Description: By examining contemporary issues, themes, and topics, this upper division course explores political activism and social movements in different cultural and social contexts. We will explore the diverse experiences of people as they are involved in political activism. In this course we will examine the ways in which local and global, as well as community and individual politics influence people’s roles in social and grassroots movements and political activism. Overall, we will discuss the challenges and obstacles people face in demanding social equity and justice.

Prerequisite(s): Please check course schedule for requirements.

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