SOC-215 Global Race and Sport
The course is designed to examine race and diversity issues in the world of sports from the early 20th century to the present. Topics will examine and provide critical inquiry on the impact of race and racism in major world sports and the Olympic movement, including football (soccer), tennis, boxing, cricket, baseball, American football, and athletics. The course is inter-sectional in scope and interrogates issues of masculinity, gender, the structures of power, as well as new forms of global capitalism in sports, and individuals that have personified their areas of sporting achievement.
Writing-Intensive (18)
Credits
1
Cross Listed Courses
AFRST-215
Prerequisite
One course in Government (GOVT), History (HIST), Literature (LIT), Sociology (SOC), or Women's & Gender Studies (WMGST)