How should we interpret and resist abortion bans and anti-LGBTQ legislation? What does intersectional politics look like? How do gender-, sexual orientation-, race-, class-, ethnicity- related power relations impact our day-to-day life? Should we seek police and prison reform or abolish these institutions?
These questions have always been important for social justice-oriented individuals. The contemporary political climate of the US and the world has made them increasingly relevant and consequential to our daily lives.
To search for answers to these questions in a discussion-based collaborative environment while learning about feminist ideas and debates, enroll in POLT 343 - Feminist Theory (Limited seats available).
Fulfills : This course is one of the core requirements of the WGSS Major & counts toward the political theory requirements of Politics Major and Minor.
Register on Homerconnect under Spring 2025: Feminist Theory - CRN: 40398- POLT 34300
Credits: 4