PO 390 - Comparative Politics of Racism

Oppression and resistance based on race, gender, and sexuality examined in a comparative perspective and focusing on the institutional dimensions of politics, from legal and rhetorical origins of difference to the methods and strategies of social justice movements. This includes state and social actors in democratic and authoritarian settings, in civil society and states of war. Cases can include South Africa, Brazil, Iran, Malaysia, Ecuador, France and the US.

Credits: 4

Core: Engaging Diverse Identities