SOC - 210 Sociology of Race, Ethnicity & Nation

3 Credit(s)
This course provides a critical examination of the relations between ethnic groups and cultures emphasizing discrimination, the dynamics of global inequality, racism, colonialism and imperialism, assimilation and anti-racist resistance. The emphasis of the course may vary to respond to contemporary issues, although the experience of the racialized peoples and indigenous peoples in Canada will remain a key focus. Students are encouraged to consider the Canadian experience in a global comparative context.

Prerequisite(s):

C in SOC 110 , SOC 111 , or ANT 150

For information about transferability: BC Transfer Guide

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