This syllabus explores histories of cultural resistance and activism in the United States from the colonial period to the present.
The Global Chinese?: Chinese Migration, 1567-2007 Syllabus
This subject will examine Chinese migration in historical and comparative perspective.
Reconsidering James Baldwin in an Era of #BlackLivesMatter
This syllabus puts James Baldwin’s original essays, non-fiction, and public talks, in conversation with the current BLM movement.
Police and Prison Abolition 101: Syllabus and FAQs
This syllabus provides readings that will help readers build a greater understanding of the ideas and theories behind abolition.
Race and Racism Syllabus
This syllabus on race and racism focuses on the ways the social construction of race affects people’s daily lives.
Marxism, Imperialism, Racism
Students will apply theoretical knowledge in order to develop an incisive analysis of contemporary imperialism.
#TransJusticeSyllabus
The purpose of this syllabus is one of open, public education regarding trans and intersex issues in sociology, academia, and society at large