Social Movements
Also Known As
WMS
414
Description
(Also WMS 414) This course examines the nature of social protest and resistance to oppression and social injustice, the ways in which individuals have organized to challenge the limitations and boundaries imposed upon themin order to create the conditions necessary for a dignified life, and the consequences of social protest. Topics may include: revolutionary, human rights, civil rights, black power, labor, and women’s movements around the world.
Division
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Subject
Sociology
Academic Level
Undergraduate
Prerequisite(s)